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HIGH CONTRAST Magnum Photos and Speos Photo School have teamed up to create a new one-year masterclass for creative documentary and photojournalism. The course in Paris is designed for students wishing to pursue a career in documentary photography or photo.iournalism and is led by Magnum photographers alongside staff from the Speos Photo School.
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Photographers from Africa, Asia,
oceania and the Americas have work exhibited along the banks of the Seine in Paris. The fifth Biennial 0f W0rld lmages celebrates photographers working outside Europe and runs opposite the Mus6e du quai Branly until 22 November.
:llgt_T,31'fj Jessops have opened three new shops. The stores are based at Sainsbury's in Edinburgh, Cheltenham and Abbey Wood in London. As well as camera gear
The awards are designed to recognise the talents of wildlife
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can submit up to 10 images
for consideration.
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and an on-site lab.
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This picture of geese in the mist by Terry W'hittaker is among the winning images in the British
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Pink-fOOted GeeSe in MiSt by Terry Whittaker,
photographers working in Britain and to highlight the diversity of Britain's natural history. Categories range
from marine life and animal behaviour to British nature in black & white. Among the highly commended pictures was Gillian Lloyd's picture of a mountain hare, which is featured on the front cover of this month's B+12 All the winning pictures can be seen in a new book -
also on show in an exhibition at the Beaney in Canterbury until 15 November, Nature in Art in Gloucestershire also until 15 November and the Stockwood Discovery Centre in Luton from 16 fanuary to 20 March next year. E For mole winning black & white pictures from lhe competition see
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The black & white pictures celebrate Britain's countryside and architectural heritage and were taken during a 50-year
photographers will be attending the eighth annual Salon de la Photo in Paris from 5 to November. Highlights include exhibitions, lectures, workshops
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period from the 1930s to the
and discussions.
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The British Wildlife Photography Awards: Collection 6. They are
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A day of training and
demonstrations on camera triggering, remote camera operation and camera trapping has been lined up at the Picture House Studios in Bournemouth on 10 october. The organisers are Flaghead Photographic and Double Exposure Photographic and the price is t69.
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Photograph of a mill, possibly in Derbyshire c. 1930s-1980s, by John Piper.
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HIGH CONTRAST Magnum Photos and Speos Photo School have teamed up to create a new one-year masterclass for creative documentary and photojournalism. The course in Paris is designed for students wishing to pursue a career in documentary photography or photo.iournalism and is led by Magnum photographers alongside staff from the Speos Photo School.
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E speos-photo.com
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Photographers from Africa, Asia,
oceania and the Americas have work exhibited along the banks of the Seine in Paris. The fifth Biennial 0f W0rld lmages celebrates photographers working outside Europe and runs opposite the Mus6e du quai Branly until 22 November.
:llgt_T,31'fj Jessops have opened three new shops. The stores are based at Sainsbury's in Edinburgh, Cheltenham and Abbey Wood in London. As well as camera gear
The awards are designed to recognise the talents of wildlife
!!Tsgqs:-c9m Photographers are invited to send their work to a new online gallery. Stand & Stare Editions offers selected contemporary photography prints at exhibition quality with raming available. Photographers
can submit up to 10 images
for consideration.
Tlll_{:Ff.ditigllg_gr _
Ot\ TI]E V/ILD SIDE Wildlife Photography Awards.
and an on-site lab.
..:.
@Terrywhitraker/bwpawards.co.uk
I
This picture of geese in the mist by Terry W'hittaker is among the winning images in the British
the shops offer a rental service, trade-in deals, sensor cleaning
f
Pink-fOOted GeeSe in MiSt by Terry Whittaker,
photographers working in Britain and to highlight the diversity of Britain's natural history. Categories range
from marine life and animal behaviour to British nature in black & white. Among the highly commended pictures was Gillian Lloyd's picture of a mountain hare, which is featured on the front cover of this month's B+12 All the winning pictures can be seen in a new book -
also on show in an exhibition at the Beaney in Canterbury until 15 November, Nature in Art in Gloucestershire also until 15 November and the Stockwood Discovery Centre in Luton from 16 fanuary to 20 March next year. E For mole winning black & white pictures from lhe competition see
t
I
(
I
the app edition of the magazine,
PICTURES FROIV THE PAST il;.U,Ii*;il:I'JHi^" artist Piper can now @ The Piper
Estate
be
lohn
seen on the Tate website.
Global brands and prominent
L
The black & white pictures celebrate Britain's countryside and architectural heritage and were taken during a 50-year
photographers will be attending the eighth annual Salon de la Photo in Paris from 5 to November. Highlights include exhibitions, lectures, workshops
I
period from the 1930s to the
and discussions.
:r.':!1!:l'!ry9.1T
The British Wildlife Photography Awards: Collection 6. They are
I
1980s. Piper began __
A day of training and
demonstrations on camera triggering, remote camera operation and camera trapping has been lined up at the Picture House Studios in Bournemouth on 10 october. The organisers are Flaghead Photographic and Double Exposure Photographic and the price is t69.
taking
Photograph of a mill, possibly in Derbyshire c. 1930s-1980s, by John Piper.
l,!
L
(
tl-re
photographs when he worked
t
with writer fol-rn Betjeman on
P
the Shell County Guides. Many of the places featured in the photographs have been located, but nearly 1,000
Eflaghead.co.uk
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photographs remain to be identified. The Tate is inviting online visitors to identify any previously unknown scenes.
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