White City Place Holds Photojournalism Hub Talk On ‘Picturing Community Engagement’
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‘Helping others through images’: Photojournalism Hub launches at White City
by George Hope
16 November 2018
A new community-led Photojournalism Hub launched at Imperial’s White City Incubator this week.
The not-for-profit Hub, founded by local resident Cinzia D’Ambrosi, aims to generate concrete positive outcomes for vulnerable communities and individuals through the tool of photojournalism, whilst supporting the development and the dissemination of photojournalism work.
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PHOTOJOURNALISM AT WHITE CITY
Geometry prize and photojournalism hub: News from the College
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PHOTOGRAPHY ON GENDER BASED ISSUES: STRENGTHS AND LIMITS
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Calling all photographers! Got a photo project you’re working on, but in need of help in getting sponsorship so you can exhibit your shiny new prints?
Well you’re in luck, Photographer Cinzia D’Ambrosi is hosting a workshop on ‘How to Fund your Photography Project’ on the 30th November at Petit Miracles in Shepherds Bush. The Workshop is a great opportunity to explore and learn of the various routes for funding a photography project and how to successfully market photographic skills as a business. To read more Here
OPEN CALL
Open entry for photo stories to be feature on the Photojournalism Hub. Please send a link and a short description: cinzia@photojournalismhub.org
PHOTOJOURNALISM NIGHTS PARTNERS AND MEDIA GUESTS
We have invited a number of editors and media organisations to join us in the Photojournalism Nights to offer publishing prizes and media support.
Very pleased to welcome Silvia Pingitore, the founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Shortlisted Magazine , who has offered to select and feature one of the presented projects at the Photojournalism Nights on The Shortlisted Magazine.
Silvia Pingitore is a multilingual journalist, novelist and illustrator with three books published nationwide in Italy, her native country. She is the founder and editor-in-chief of The Shortlisted Magazine, the UK’s 1st Independent Career Magazine: nothing but the truth about work and career. The magazine reunites the best international career writers and bloggers, and publishes tips, how-tos, artworks and frank interviews with celebrities such as Giorgio Armani and the winners of the BBC Apprentice, all focused on work and career. The Shortlisted Magazine | Facebook | Twitter LinkedIn
We have also asked Will Carleton, founder and editor of Photo Archive News to join as a media partner to the Photojournalism Nights. We are thrilled that he has accepted and has also offered to feature a selected project in their media website.
More on Photo Archive News: www.photoarchivenews.com – Founded and Edited by Will Carleton
PhotoArchiveNews.com (PAN) reports editorial photo industry news, jobs and features – daily. The site is read by photo agency and photo library owners and staff, photo editors and creative photo buyers, editorial and stock photographers and photo researchers.
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