Katherine Fish

We recently had the pleasure of speaking to Katherine Fish a young up and coming photographer who’s keenly interested in the aesthetics of photographic images.

Film was shoot on Canon 7D using 50mm 1.8 lens. Sound was recorded separately with Zoom H1 and later edited in AVID.

For more information on Don Horne work please visit: facebook.com/DonHphoto or donhphoto.com/
Also check out his youtube chanel for more of my work: youtube.com/user/Sandis1982/videos

Burst of Summer – Canvas for Sale

Now available for sale – Summer Daisy.

Own this 24 by 36 inches (landscape) Gallery Wrapped Canvas Print for $167.99. Your purchase includes an HD Download (1920×1080). Remember, it is for personal use only.

Alternatively download a digital version for $2.99
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Download Terms

Personal License

Photographer grants buyer a non-exclusive perpetual personal-use license to download and copy the accompanying image, subject to the following restrictions:

This license is for personal use only. Personal use means non-commercial use of the image(s) for display on personal websites and computers, or making prints for personal use. The image(s) may not be used in any way whatsoever in which you charge money, collect fees, or receive any form of remuneration. The image(s) may not be used in advertising. The image(s) may not be resold, relicensed, or sub-licensed.

Title and ownership, and all rights now and in the future, of and for the image(s) remain exclusively with the photographer. There are no warranties, express or implied. The image(s) are provided ‘as is.’

Neither photographer nor 500px will be liable for any third party claims or incidental, consequential or other damages arising out of this license or buyer’s use of the image(s).

Print Terms

Personal License

Photographer grants buyer a non-exclusive perpetual personal-use license to use the accompanying canvas print, subject to the following restrictions:

This license is for personal use only. Personal use means non-commercial use of the print(s) for display at home or personal galleries for personal viewing pleasure. The print(s) may not be used in any way whatsoever in which you charge money, collect fees, or receive any form of remuneration. The print(s) may not be used in advertising. The print(s) may not be used in public art galleries. The print(s) may not be resold, relicensed, or sub-licensed.

Copyright for the image(s) shall remain exclusively with the photographer.

There are no warranties, express or implied. The print(s) are provided ‘as is.’ and we do not issue refunds based on a subjective interpretation of the art.

Neither photographer nor the service provider will be liable for any third party claims or incidental, consequential or other damages arising out of this license or buyer’s use of the print(s).

Copyright 2012 – Photographer Chris Toombes, Ontario Canada
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The Terry O’Neill Awards 2012

“Every year the entries for this award get better and tougher to judge. I’m so proud that it attracts so much talent – and that those on the shortlist can use the award as a springboard to great careers.” ? Terry O’Neill

Submissions are now being invited for the Terry O’Neill/Tag Award 2012.

The Terry O’Neill Award has been running since 2007, it has developed through the support of Sunday Times Magazine, Remote New Media, Hotshoe Magazine, and TAG Creative and all the photographers and the photographic industry to become one of the most “hotly” contested photographic Awards of current times.

This year we are joined by new sponsors, F22/State Magazine, Hungry Eye, and The Strand Gallery.

The Terry O’Neill Award/TAG is aimed at finding and promoting new talent, creating a platform for upcoming photographers. The Terry O’Neill/TAG Award is unique, as it is based around the series or the narrative; photographers must enter a minimum of 3 pictures a maximum of 6. The categories are open, so photographers can enter fine art, photo-journalism, still-life, portratiture, landscape, wildlife, fashion, in order that they can submit their current photographic practice. The entrance fee is £5 per picture for students and £7 per picture for non-students.

The judges are looking for the strongest series of work and for the strongest narrative

1ST PRIZE £3000 / 2ND PRIZE£1000 / 3RD PRIZE £500

A selection of the top ten photographers’ work will also be published in a special feature in The Sunday Times magazine

Ten Photographers will be shortlisted for the Award and exhibited at The Strand Gallery in London, in January.

Martel Colour Print will be sponsoring the shortlisted photographers with printing and mounting for the exhibition.

Closing date: 22nd November 2012

Judging date: 9th December 2012

Photographer Harry Benson on Working with The Beatles

Famed Beatles photographer Harry Benson reveals what it was like working with the band and John Lennon’s reaction after the negative response to his remarks about being more famous than Jesus.

England Uncensored is a warts-and-all account of real England by celebrated photojournalist, Peter Dench. During a summer of British celebrations, the exhibition provides a geographical and socially unrestricted tour around England, covering themes of love, ethnicity, style, gastronomy and of course the weather.

Peter Dench’s England Uncensored

From the book of the same name, England Uncensored takes us from traditional Morris dancing at the annual Hobby Horse Festival in Oxfordshire to some of England’s most unusual events such as the War and Peace show in Kent – which gives civilians a license to dress up as Nazi soldiers and drive around in military vehicles.

Twelve years in the making, the exhibition is not only a laugh-out-loud romp through this often badly behaved nation – it also provides an underlying social commentary with the power to both amuse and shock all at the same time.

In line with Dench’s exhibition, the White Cloth Gallery will be hosting a selection of work from the Great British Public, recently shown at the London Festival of Photography, as part of its Best of British summer season. White Cloth Gallery’s ticketed launch event on the 19th of July is being held in support of Leeds based charity, St. Gemma’s Hospice, and all proceeds from the night will be donated to the charity.

For more information visit www.whiteclothgallery.com

A non profit organisation run by volunteers, Flameworks occupies a former industrial unit in Richmond Walk, Plymouth and currently houses 22 artists including ceramicists, jewellers, glassworkers, metalworkers, sculptors and painters. It has an associate membership of over 40 artists practicing within a variety of art forms.

This documentary was created as a collaboration between Jeff White & Andy Warren, featuring original music from Kevin Mcleod.

“How’d They Do That?” featuring wildlife photographer Will Burrard-Lucas. In this episode of “How’d They Do That” Mark and Will talk about Will’s career as a professional wildlife photographer, his work with his brother Matt, the “beetlecam,” and their aim to inspire others.

View more of Will and Matt’s Work: http://www.burrard-lucas.com