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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.
London: Street Photography Workshop
Wednesday 11 January 2012
David Gibson will be leading another of his small workshops over the weekend of the 3rd & 4th March.
Please note that he workshop for the 11th & 12th February is now full.
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 around the Shoreditch / Brick Lane area and will end in a quiet bar or cafe 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. The number of participants will be limited to seven.
For a full schedule please contact David.
David Gibson / London 2011
Dubai: Street Photography Workshop
Monday 09 January 2012
David Gibson will be visiting Dubai in February to lead a 4-day workshop.
Billed as ‘Interestingly Street’ it is for anyone with an interest in Street Photography.
The dates are 23rd – 26th February 2012.
Anyone in the region or even those from afar who are interested please contact Marco Carlos in Dubai.
David Gibson / London 2005
London: Street Photography Workshop
Monday 21 November 2011
Due to continued demand David Gibson will be repeating his recent Street Photography Workshop but this time over 2 days and crucially with a smaller group.
The workshop will be over the weekend of 10th & 11th December.
The workshop will be limited to just 6 participants thereby giving more individual feedback and advice. The opening session on the Saturday afternoon will be a formal 3-hour presentation on street photography…the history, meaning and aesthetics of the genre. The Sunday will be a day out shooting around east London (until it gets dark) and will then continue informally in a quiet café or bar to review the work taken. As before participants are encouraged to bring older work for consideration too.
The details for the workshop are:
Saturday: 2pm – 5pm
Sunday: 11.30am – 6.30pm
The venue will be 1 Rivington Place, EC2.
For more information including costs please contact David
David Gibson / London 2008
London Street Photography Awards 2012
Tuesday 15 November 2011
The Second London Street Photography Awards are open for entries, won last year by in-public’s own Jesse Marlow who was flown all the way from Australia to receive his prize and see his work on show in London during the festival.
This award is unique in photography in recognising the work of those of us making images in public places around the world, last years awards revealed some fresh new talent.
Details of entry here.
Face au Silence
Monday 14 November 2011
Christophe Agou
Christophe Agou has an exhibition of his European Publisher’s Award winning work, opening in Paris at Fait & Cause on Thursday 17th November.
The show is open until the 14th January 2012.
Fait & Cause 58, Rue Quincampoix 75004 Paris.
Bram & Winogrand in Street Reverb
Friday 11 November 2011
Long-time in-public member Richard Bram discusses his early PR work in Street Reverb Magazine. Using Garry Winogrand’s seminal book “Public Relations” as a starting point, Bram discusses Winogrand’s influence on his later photographic trajectory, illustrating it with images from this period, many never seen before.
Clown, 1991
London: Street Photography Workshop
Sunday 16 October 2011
David Gibson will be repeating his 3-day London street photography workshop on the 18th, 19th & 20th November. This will again be a small workshop for up to 10 participants and the venue for two of the sessions will be in Shoreditch at Rivington Place, EC2.
The workshop will cover the aesthetics, history and practicalities of shooting meaningful street photographs in a city like London. There will be a particular emphasis on providing constructive feedback on work taken during the workshop but participants are encouraged to bring older work to be considered as well.
Essentially the 3 days will be about looking at great street photographs and the inspiration and direction that they can provide.
The times are:
Friday 18th Nov: 6pm – 9pm
Saturday 19th Nov: 11am – 4pm
Sunday 20th Nov: 2pm – 6pm
For a detailed schedule and costs please contact David
Spain 2003 / David Gibson
in-sight film now available.
Wednesday 21 September 2011
The full 38 min version of in-public’s ‘in-sight’ documentary film is now available to stream through the new Distrify film distribution platform.
Distrify is a pioneering way to allow independent film makers to charge a small fee per viewing of their film and represents a possible commercial model for the future. We are proud to use the ‘in-sight’ film to support their initiative.
The film follows members of the in-public street photographers group shooting on the streets of New York, London, Melbourne and Rotterdam. Using miniature HD camera technology to place the viewer on the Hotshoe as they work. Each photographer talks about their motivation and approach.
If you enjoy the trailer you can pay a small fee via paypal to watch the full 38 min documentary in HD.
Thank you for your support.
Down the Tube
Wednesday 21 September 2011
Paul Baldesare
Friend of In-public Paul Baldesare has released a book of his inspirational set of underground pictures entitled “Down the Tube”
Paul says; “The pictures in Down the Tube were taken nearly twenty five years ago, over a three year period. Its interesting to look back now and see the social and cultural changes that have taken place since the late 1980’s. The Underground hasn’t changed that much it is still one of the most familiar aspects of traveling in and around London but to take a similar set of pictures today would I believe be a great deal more challenging with the increased awareness of the camera and the flood of tourists and visitors creating a much busier network”.
You can buy a copy here
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In-Public was set up in 2000 to provide a home for Street Photographers.
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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