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Interview with Tariq Zaidi
In the first of a new interview series we have coming to the blog, we spoke with photographer Tariq Zaidi. Tariq is an amazing travel & documentary photographer whose work has won multiple international awards along with featured articles published by … Continue reading
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Shooting RAW with the iPhone 7
Apple introduced the ability for its users to capture RAW images with iOS 10, which coincided with the launch of the iPhone 7 & 7 plus back in September 2016. Both phones were upgraded with 12MP sensors, with the 7 Plus boasting … Continue reading
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Our New Studio!
As some of you may be aware we have recently moved to a new studio! After 5 years on Provost Street we have moved into an amazing new space in Printing House Yard. The new space is really lovely and … Continue reading
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Winner of the 2016 Wildlife Photographer of the Year is announced!
Congratulations to Tim Laman, winner of the 2016 Wildlife Photographer of the Year. Congratulations to Tim Laman who wins the main prize of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award 2016, now open at the Natural History Museum, for his stunning … Continue reading
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Congratulations to PCL tutor Tariq Zaidi!
Congratulations to PCL tutor Tariq Zaidi who has won 1st prize in the Professional Editorial category of the 2016 International Photography Awards. His photograph of rural life in South Sudan was previously featured in the Los Angeles Times, and is a … Continue reading
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William Eggleston – Portraits
William Eggleston is known as a pioneering portrait photographer. Currently the National Portrait Gallery is showcasing the most comprehensive display of his work ever, from the 1960s to the present day. The exhibition includes never before seen vintage black and white … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016, course, Eggleston, London, National Portrait Gallery, NPG, photography, Portraits, September, William
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Firecracker Photographic Grant 2016
Firecracker Photographic Grant 2016 is now open for entries Firecracker Photographic Grant is an annual award for female photographers, born or residing in Europe, who are pursuing documentary photographic projects. The award offers £1000 plus £1000 towards printing/ mounting/ framing. … Continue reading
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Operation Long Drive
Operation Long Drive is a project started by Haydon & Me-An Bend. They have both just set off on a trip of a lifetime, driving overland from the UK to Australia. We first heard of the project back in April … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, Australia, car, charity, course, Defender, kit, Land Rover, London, Operation Long Drive, Overland, photography, photography course london, student, students, travel, Trip
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Strange & Familiar by Martin Parr
Last weekend we went to check out the Strange and Familiar Faces of Britain exhibition at the Barbican, curated by Martin Parr. A massive show covering 2 full floors of the Barbican, we spent a good two hours looking at … Continue reading
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2016 Sony World Photography Awards now open at Somerset House!
Last chance to visit this year’s Sony World Photography Awards! Somerset House presents an exhibition of 500 of the best contemporary photographers selected from all over the world. The winning and shortlisted photographs were selected from a global call-out which … Continue reading
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