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“SmugMug’s Saving Eliza” group of photographers sell their work to save a girl.NewsEventBenjamin Von Wong, photographer, and DL Cade, the editor of Petapixel, create fond rising campaign to helps the O’Neill get a proper cure for Eliza, a 4 years old girl who diagnosed as having Sanfilippo Syndrome. She will lose her speaking ability in 6 months and will suffer from brain tissue self-destroy within a year and a half – means her death.
Photo has more value just only for online.ArticlePhotographyAaron Huey-National Geographic photographer printed his image, taken with well-known application ‘Instagram’, and gain 10000 US$ from selling the printing in 48 hours. His attention is to show the real value of printing which online might not be comparable.
Photography, Expanded – when new media could change documentary presentation.ArticlePhotographyNowadays, new media gain more influence in information expanding. It creates more channels for audience to access to information they want and it also encourages content providers to produce more information and learn how to work with these new channels to gain more audience and find new way to tell story.
Museum of London revealed the first press female photographer’s images.NewsEventThe photography collection of female photographer – Christina Brooms would be shown at Museum of London to commemorate the precious work for next generation in order to study historical stories via photography.
Anja Niedringhaus, Pulitzer photographer killed in AfghanistanNewsEventAnja were shot dead while sitting in her car while another reporter got injured badly during traveling to cover the Presidential election in eastern Afghanistan.
The Winner of Beauty of Monochrome Contest was officially announced NewsEventThe Black and White Photographic Society of Thailand officially announced the winner of “Beauty of Monochrome Contest” which classified into 3 categories; Street/Documentary Photography, Landscape/Architecture and Creative/Manipulated. There were more than 4,500 images by more than 1,000 photographers participated in this contest.
Curator of the landfill, a man found 5,000 images during the WWI in the garbage dump.ArticlePhotographyBob Smethurst a former dustman became the life-saver of more than 5,000 images which he had found in landfill, include postcard notebook bullet in handkerchief during the WWI.
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