‘Magnum today is in shock after the sudden passing of Peter Marlow, 63, who died in London yesterday after a painful struggle with bone marrow cancer (myeloma)’ Full details Magnum Photos…
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Update: 20:40 The Visual China Group website is currently offline. UPDATE 19:00 Today Reuters reported Visual China Group are investing $100M in Getty Images …here’s an update on the situation from our contact at Getty Images: “We are evaluating opportunities to partner with Visual China Group (VCG) in Hong Kong…
©AP Photo – supplied The Associated Press will launch a virtual reality and 360 video channel in collaboration with AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) to feature the news organisation’s latest advances in immersive journalism. They say: ‘Virtual reality and 360 video transport users into the middle of the action by enabling them to…
PAN reader Terry McGourty, currently Pictures Commissioning Editor at the London Telegraph, is off to Splash News as Global Editorial Director starting May. Terry was previously Group Picture Editor at Splash from 2005 – 2007 and Staff Photographer for the agency 1995 – 1998.…
Update: Videographer Julia May has joined ATI. Based in São Paulo Julia is available for assignment throughout Brazil. About The Image photographer – Phil Clarke Hill – will be based in Rio from 5th March to 4th May this summer on client and personal photo projects, he has room for more…
The Independent and Independent on Sunday will cease print editions in March and become the first national newspaper to move to a digital only future. ESI Media has also confirmed that it will sell the i newspaper to Johnston Press, subject to Johnston Press shareholder approval. In a statement, Evgeny…
UPDATE – see comments below and this in from Lynne at Arcaid Images: Hi Will , there was a photo business in Chicago called Oscar and Associates, they used to do trade shows . Lynne ——— This in from a PAN reader Emily a Freelance Archive and Stills Researcher Hi…
V&A Images have recently digitised a batch of photos by Elsbeth Juda selected from the archive of The Ambassador magazine. The selection spans the 1940’s, 50’s and 60’s and ‘demonstrates Juda’s original and creative eye when approaching a broad range of briefs, from documentary assignments to more formal high fashion…
Click above photos to view our 2015 event. The 6th Annual fotofringe will take place on Wednesday 20 April 2016 at Kings Place, London. Open to media researchers from 9.00am; event closes 5.30pm. Registration for media researchers is NOW OPEN A TV researcher summed up the typical 2015 feedback from…
A new Martin Parr exhibition “The Rhubarb Triangle & Other Stories” has just opened at The Hepworth Wakefield in Yorkshire. It’s the largest Martin Parr exhibition in the UK since his 2002 Barbican retrospective and comprises of 400 photos from the last 40 years. The Rhubarb Triangle is a new series…
This in from PAN reader Matt a freelance photo researcher based in New York working on a documentary. “Thanks Will. I am looking for the famed UCLA college basketball coach John Wooden with any celebrities. I was surprised to only find 2 or 3 photos from a bunch of different…
This in from PAN reader Myles Little, Senior Photo Editor at Time Magazine when we asked for details about his curated photo exhibition and book 1%: Privilege in a Time of Global Inequality “Hi Will Thanks for your interest! The wealth inequality project I curated is being released as a…
Nature Picture Library have added over 4000 new images in the last couple of months. The highlights include Alex Mustard’s underwater material, African and Nordic wildlife …and some colourful flamingos. Click here for a selection of the new images. …
above: Back Splash in the day – Kevin and Gary work the phones …It’s the PAN office YouTube film of the week – the story of the money involved brining a Michael Jackson story to the press ….and it includes Splash founders Gary and Kevin …back in the day, in…
…’watch the footage at the foot of the article for some wonderful Fleet Street newsrooms !’ On our Press Photo History site…