The photography workshop needs a serious re-think and re-design. The traditional workshop formats that focus on linear story telling – with their now rather anachronistic conventions of ‘opening image’, ‘sense of place’ images, predictable first-this-one-then-that-one sequencing, basic narrative flow etc. just seems irrelevant and rather out-dated given the possibilities, flexibility, and imaginative capabilities presented by online media. Details »
The Spinning Head
A Photographer Confronts His World
Seeing Beauty Or Seeing Repression – Is It A Question Of Perspective?
Federical Valabrega’s photo essay on the lives of Orthodox Jewish women in Brooklyn, New York that appeared on Time Lightbox reminded me of something I had read in Carol A. Brekenridge and Peter van der Veer’s excellent book Orientalism And The Post Colonial Predicament. Details »
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