12/07/2010
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Robert Gumpert. A snapper whose work I have always admired. I remember vaguely, (I think, do I remember it or just think I do ?) seeing him in the Sunday Times newspaper picture desk offices in London, in about 91 … Continue reading
02/07/2010
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The ballet. Ah yes, the ballet dahling. Always so photogenic, always so inspiring. A couple of nights ago photographing Miyako Yoshida-san’s last dance with the Royal Ballet, on assignment here in Tokyo, Japan, got me thinking about other ballet assignments … Continue reading
06/06/2010
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And here is another professional photographer interview, although not in the magazine, just an interview with professional photographer and my pal of long standing, Jason Eskenazi. I just stumbled across this interview with Jason Eskenazi, whilst I’m meant to be … Continue reading
08/05/2010
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My good colleague from Greenpeace, photographer Daniel Beltra, has a narrated slideshow of his images from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill over on the Guardian website…. Tweet
02/02/2010
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from the BBC website, found via EPUK towers…. “Don McCullin, an internationally-regarded British photojournalist particularly recognised for his war photography and images of urban strife, examined the underside of society – the unemployed, downtrodden and the impoverished – in this … Continue reading