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London based Mary Evans Picture Library has today announced representation of the London Fire Brigade archive, a major collection tracing the history and heritage of the LFB from the late 19th century to the present day. The archive holds extensive documentation of the fire service in London and is a…

The Visual Arts library at the London Metropolitan University have released a new online resource for research in photography and the subjects depicted in photographs. Full details here at our Press Photo History site…

Photo marketing list company Bikini Lists have announced the winner of their Win a full 1 year Subscription to Bikini UK! promo. They say: “Congratulations to Illustrator Alice Collins who wins the free subscription to BikiniLists for a year! For those of you weren’t so lucky, don’t fret. As a…

Celebrity photo agency Flynet Pictures are online with their dedicated YouTube channel. ‘FlynetPictures’s Channel’ has been online less than 4 days and already clocked up 598 subscribers and 217,720 total upload views earning them 3 Rosettes from You Tube. Content includes yesterday’s exclusive – Rihanna filming the video to her…

– Deposit Photos Hits 5m Images Online – 123RF Now Accepting Video Submissions – PACA Publish “Rogue” Website List – UK Motoring Museum ‘Photo Prints’ Site Online – FotoWeekDC Extended – Includes ‘Eyes of History’ Winners Exhibition – New Referral Program At iStockphoto Read on here: AboutTheImage.com…

Reuters have posted their annual Best Photos Of The Year slide show online now. This year each image comes with the photographers description of the situation leading to the shot. Here: Best photos of the year 2011…

World Press Photo invites all press photographers and photojournalists around the world to participate in the 55th World Press Photo Contest. The 2012 World Press Photo Contest is now open for entries. The deadline for submissions is 12 January 2012, 23.59 CET. Entries may be submitted online via our web…

They say: ‘The BPPA today [30 Nov] wrote to the Leveson Inquiry and asked to be added to the list of those giving evidence. We did this because of the one-way traffic from witnesses criticising photographers and because of the dreadfully lazy television journalism that has painted each and every…

On AboutTheImage.com – ‘The Picture Archive Council of America (PACA) have published a list of websites using photo library content without permission’. here…

The smart looking and feature packed new blog from Getty Images is now online. Featuring everything the photo agency is doing with images including Reportage – photojournalism, Of The Moment – the latest catwalk trends , Podcasts and PEER – new creative imagery… though the ‘Blogs We Read’ section does’t…

Royalty-free photo company 123RF will be offering video motion stock in January 2012. They have opened a stock motion video submissions channel ready for the launch. The say: ‘Recent research reports by Nielsen and Gartner shows the increasing prevalence in the use of video and video based advertisements especially in…

UK photo library Mirropix are online with a selection of images from the 1926 General Strike. Caption reads: ‘The national dispute came about after negotiations between the miners and mine owners failed over wages and the strike began on 3 May 1926. Millions obeyed the strike call bringing transport systems…

Great photo usage for London based photo agency LNP this morning in the Metro newspaper in an article reflecting a day of planned national strikes in the UK today.…

Corbis having been digging through their archives to produce this well edited slide show featuring rock band promo shots called; Shooting the band They say: ‘Rock music ain’t new, but its ear-pleasing melodies and raw howls still form the soundtracks to our lives. These promo shots and revealing candids–some from…

A picture researcher working with Pearson Publishing USA sent us this request via our US stock photo industry site AboutTheImage.com Good afternoon, Will. I’m trying to locate where the Australian Picture Library has migrated to and was wondering if you know or maybe could refer me to someone who would…

Cairo Divided is a unique text and photo essay by Guardian journalist Jack Shenker and Panos photographer Jason Larkin, who examine a city in the process of turning itself inside out. Jason used the Guardian printers but sponsored the publications himself. Jason says on his website: ‘For the last couple…

9pm 1Dec BBC4: ‘Life was an iconic weekly magazine that specialised in extraordinarily vivid photojournalism. Through its most dynamic decades, – the 40s, 50s and 60s – Life caught the spirit of America as it blossomed into a world superpower. No other magazine in the world held the photograph in…

For the past 2 years Véronique Sutra (above) has been in charge of developing multimedia clients for the Magnum Photo archive. Today she is the founder and director of Eyes In Progress which will debut its masterclass workshop program in February 2012, based in France and Spain. Each workshop will…