The National Media Museum, Bradford, has recorded a podcast with Don McCullin in conversation with Colin Harding, the curator of the Don McCullin: In England exhibition. McCullin talks about his extraordinary career in photography spanning over fifty years.
The exhibition “In England” runs from 8 May till 27 September in Bradford.
link: Don McCullin podcast mp3 download
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We’ve featured a link to PhotoAttorney in our sidebar for a while. But now there’s a UK source of legal information specifically for photographers too…
Three guys… Darren Hector (photographer) James Barisic (solicitor) Phill Price photo social networker)… combine to present the PhotoLegal blog.
Currently they have two Podcasts available, with the second episode specifically including the [...]

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Back in July Adobe held a Digital Imaging Summer School in Amsterdam, featuring Mikkel Aaland, Arjan van Bruggen and Ton Fredriks, talking about Lightroom and a touch of CS3 too. Well you might just not have been able to get there, but the kind folks have made several videos of the classes available to [...]

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Interviews by Frederick Johnson are getting to be a habit.
John Nack is a frequent contributor to Prodig emails, and here’s a chance to hear and see the man too.

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In this interview by Frederick Johnson, Phil talks about his time working on Bryce and Photo Soap and then being asked by Mark Hamburg to create the UI for Lightroom.
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George Jardine has brought some of the most inspirational voices of photography to our ears over the last couple of years. But sadly he’s unplugging the mikes and his 53rd episode, featuring Martin Evening and recorded in London, will be the last.
The podcast (labeled “20080310-2 Video Podcast – Martin Evening Book Project”) is in the [...]

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Here’s a video podcast from Lucy Nicholson giving a 4 minute insight into Reuters coverage of the Super Bowl final and the technology they use to get the pictures back to the editors in the office.
link: Lucy Blog Super Bowl

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Congo is a huge country in Africa, but one that many of us in the industrialised countries know little about.
It has vast natural resources but civil war has raged for many years keeping its citizens in poverty. Children are recruited as child soldiers and later forced to work in the gold mines. It is [...]

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In this, our third podcast from the LOOK07/Redeye symposium The Democratic Image, Geert speaks in compelling depth of the difficulties of being a photo journalist in this area of conflict, and his insights into being an Iraqi attempting to live under those conditions.
Geert embedded with the US military for months to capture the Iraqi villagers’ [...]

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LOOK07 and Redeye kindly invited me to their symposium The Democratic Image last weekend.
With speakers flown in from around the world, and an audience coming from similarly widespread destinations, it was a thought provoking, fascinating and inspiring couple of days.
I managed to record many of the presentations and I’ll be making them available [...]

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Following the AOP Digital workshop on 3 April, here is an extract of the discussion led by Bob Marchant and Mike Upstone, introducing a number of white papers which aim to clarify the issues affecting accurate reproduction and management of digital image files. This discussion looks at the range of guidelines available and draws out [...]

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Many photographers are grappling to adjust their businesses to keep up with changes in the industry. It can also mean taking time out to consider their whole approach to making images. And for some the way of doing is through pursuing a postgraduate MA degree. Can this be a means of not just personal development [...]

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Ten and a half years ago on 15 May 1996 a group of anoraks met in a damp dark cellar (better known as Ian McKinnell’s, brightly lit and not damp at all, second floor studio in London) to plot the digital overthrow of the photographic industry… or so it was perceived by those who worked [...]

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