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Amsterdam: Street Photography Workshop

Monday 07 May 2012

David Gibson will be leading a 3-day Street Photography Workshop in Amsterdam on the 1st, 2nd & 3rd June.

The workshop is being organized by Shirley Agudo and more details are available here:

www.shirleyagudo.com/

Posted by David Gibson

David Solomons, 'No Smoking' at the Underground Gallery, London

Thursday 03 May 2012

David Solomons is exhibiting his ‘No Smoking’ photos at the Underground Gallery in London. The exhibition runs from the 22nd May to 5th June.

Underground Gallery
Exit 9, Charing Cross Underground
The Strand
London
WC2N 4HZ

The Private View is on 22nd May ( 6 – 9pm).

Admission free.

www.undergroundgallery.co.uk

Posted by David Gibson

Guardian Masterclasses

Tuesday 17 April 2012

Stephen McLaren

Stephen McLaren & Matt Stuart are teaching a Guardian Masterclass at the Guardian in Kings Cross on the 9th & 10th June.
The course costs £350 and promises to be a great weekend of learning and shooting. Places are limited so please book quickly to reserve.

More details can be found here

Posted by Matt Stuart

Athens: Street Photography Workshop

Sunday 08 April 2012

David Gibson will be visiting Athens again next month to lead a 3-day workshop in collaboration with Orama Art & Photography Sudies.

The dates are 11th, 12th & 13th May.

For more information please contact Orama

www.workshops.oramastudies.gr/en/streetphotography/

David Gibson / Athens 2011

Posted by David Gibson

Barclays Bikes Photo Competition

Tuesday 03 April 2012

in-public’s Nick Turpin is working with Barclays Bank to promote cycling in the City of London by running a Street Photography competition in conjunction with Time Out. Prizes will be given to the best Street Photographs that include a bicycle or reference to cycling in them somewhere and they must, of course, be taken in London.

To keep abreast of the entries you can follow on Facebook and enter the competition through Time Out.

Nick has prepared some tips for approaching photographing on the street here.

The competition closes on the 4th May 2012.

Posted by Nick Turpin

The Street Collection

Friday 30 March 2012

50 top street photographers, including members of in-public, have offered limited editions of their best work to raise money for Photovoice in an online sale between 11th and 25th April.

The Street Collection includes beautiful, dramatic, comic and moving images that capture the energy and idiosyncrasy of everyday life on streets across the globe. Over 500 prints will be available at just £100 each.

Participating photographers include: Nick Turpin, David Gibson, Matt Stuart, Maciej Dakowicz, Nils Jorgensen, Mark Alor Powell, Stephen McLaren, Mimi Mollica, Polly Braden and Johanna Neurath.

The sale is curated by Sophie Howarth, co-author of Street Photography Now (Thames and Hudson, 2010).

Buyers will be able to view all the available photographs online at www.thestreetcollection.net from 4 April. Online sales open at 10am on 11th April.

Posted by Nick Turpin

London: Street Photography Workshop

Monday 05 March 2012

David Gibson’s next London Street Photography Workshop will be over the weekend of 31st March & 1st April.

This will again be a small workshop for up to six participants. The first session on the Saturday afternoon will be an eclectic overview of street photography which will prime participants for a full day out shooting on the Sunday around the Brick Lane area in east London. The day will end in a quiet bar to review the work taken. Participants are positively encouraged to bring older work too for honest feedback.

For more information please contact David

davidgibson_uk@yahoo.co.uk

www.facebook.com/DavidGibsonStreetPhotographyWorkshops

David Gibson / Edinburgh 2003

Posted by David Gibson

Underground in London

Friday 24 February 2012

Three photographers including David Solomons consider the concept of underground – all of the exhibited images were taken underground, be it in basements, cellars, or on the tube.

Underground reveals the photographers’ view on what lies beneath. David Solomons uses colour with a flash to illuminate the dark interiors of one of the oldest urban networks – the London underground. Gesche Würfel explores how superintendents decorate their work and living spaces in the basements of apartment buildings in New York. And Dylan Thomas depicts inanimate objects in unrecognisable and unfamiliar spaces.

David Solomons

Posted by David Gibson

London: Street Photography Workshop

Monday 13 February 2012

David Gibson will be leading another of his small workshops over the weekend of the 3rd & 4th March. The format will be as previous workshops with an opening session on the Saturday afternoon, which will introduce some of David’s work together with an eclectic mix of both historical and just great street photographs. The Sunday will be a full day out shooting around the Shoreditch / Brick Lane area and will end in a quiet bar for a couple of hours to review all the work taken.

The workshop is for anyone with an interest in photography and especially street photography. It will be a small intimate workshop with an emphasis on individual feedback and will therefore be limited to just seven people.

For a full schedule please contact David:

davidgibson_uk@yahoo.co.uk


David Gibson / London 2011

Posted by David Gibson

New York in Color

Wednesday 25 January 2012

An impressive line-up of photographers including Amani Willett at the Howard Greenberg Gallery in New York.

Posted by David Gibson

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Our aim is to promote Street Photography and to continue to explore its possibilities, we are a non commercial collective. All the photographers featured here have been invited to show their work because they have the ability to see the unusual in the everyday and to capture the moment. The pictures remind us that, if we let it, over-familiarity can make us blind to what’s really going on in the world around us.

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