Photocrati. What is the Photocrati Fund?
The Photocrati Fund offers a $5000 grant to a photographer to undertake an important humanitarian or environmental photography project. Our goal is to identify outstanding photographers and to provide support towards projects that will have a tangible and positive effect on the world. The 2014 Photocrati Fund competition will be open from January 30, 2014- April 18, 2014. Following that time, the applications will be judged by our panel of distinguished reviewers. The grant winner will be announced in late June 2014. Award decisions will be made by the Photocrati Fund Board, a prestigious panel that includes some of the world’s best-known environmental and cultural photographers. The 2013 Photocrati Fund Board and judges for the competition included: Steve McCurryMichael “Nick” NicholsJim Brandenburg Please review the guidelines below to learn about the requirements for the Photocrati Fund.
Eligibility Application Submission Guidelines Project Statement and Bio. Moombahton!
S-T-U-V-W-X-Y-Z. M-N-O-P-Q-R. G-H-I-J-K-L. A-B-C-D-E-F. SHOW ME PICTURES: Archive. © Viviane Sassen | vivianesassen.com I’ve been quiet for a few weeks now as I’ve been busy on many fronts here.
I recently took a trip to the beautiful city of Arles for the final weekend of Rencontres d’Arles. An inspirational place and festival of photography, offering so much variation and scope of imagery it was almost overwhelming. Arles presented such heavy weights as Wolfgang Tillmans, Gordon Banks (a sublime retrospective of Banks’ photographic and film career), Sugimoto, Arno Rafael Minkkinen, Erik Kessels, Pieter Hugo, John Davies, Viviane Sassen and so many more.
The above were definitely up there in terms of highlights, with Minkkinen perhaps on the top of that pile. Viviane Sassen was a surprise for me. Wolfgang Tillmans exhibition New World presented photographs from the artist’s new group of works of the same name, which were created in the course of numerous journeys across the world. Association d'amateurs de trains, et de photographies de trains et d'infrastructures ferroviaires. Photographie, partage des connaissances, sécurité et responsabilité. Kunst mit Straßenmarkierungen - Fun Pics bei iSNiCHWAHR. Bienvenue - Site de l'Union Régionale Photographique d'Alsace. Bonjour et bienvenue sur le site de l' U.R.P.A.
En cours de construction, le site n'est pas encore entièrement opérationnel mais le sera dans quelques jours, complété avec des rubriques diverses telles que des cours, concours, pages réservées au membres urpa etc. En attendant tous les membres de l' U.R.P.A. vous souhaite une agréable visite. Vous trouverez, sur ce site les rubriques suivantes: l'U.R.P.A., dans laquelle le rôle de l'association est décrite, la rubrique des membres du comité avec un trombinoscope ainsi que les fonctions et coordonnées de chacun des membres, la liste complète des clubs alsaciens affiliés à l'union régionale, les news concernant les différentes expositions, vente de matériel, bourse etc. et enfin la rubrique galerie avec les photos des clubs, de l'U.R.P.A...
Une ouverture vers les clubs de la région (voire au-delà), en étant informé de leurs projets et réalisations: concours, expos, bourses... Public Park on the Behance Network. Streetview. Garmonique on the Behance Network. Paris Réfléchi. 30 Unconventional Portraits That Defy Clichés. We have all seen the standard portrait; face forward, smiling, soft focus maybe.
While the standard portrait formula works well and produces nice images, it's often a good exercise to think outside the box. This grouping of unconventional portraits (including self portraits) is creative work by photographers willing to take the risk to produce something memorable. While you might not find them all pleasing, they do offer a fresh take on an old format. Copyright inottawa A shot within a shot, this image uses technology to enhance the picture. Copyright *** Steph *** Reflections are a great way to present the ordinary in a new light. Copyright Kevin N. Another example of unique framing using a real frame. Copyright Sukanto Debnath I love the action and stillness in this photo. Copyright wili_hybrid While this is an HDR image, I feel the artist does a good job of using it to highlight the captain and not overdo it.
Copyright Ben Chau Copyright Mike Halsall. Mis pies en la torre del Monte Petřín (Praga, República Checa) Contemporary Daguerreotypes.