Magazine launch by second term students
Posted by: Søren Pagter
Our second terms students have finished their magazine workshop and they launch their magazine called Mellemrum (the space in between) at a reception Friday the 11th of May.
The eigth students have been in the south of Jutland and the magazine consists of stories from the border area.
The photojournalists are:
Cécile Smetana Baudier
Betina Garcia
Christian Liliendahl
Daniel Hjorth
Kasper Palsnov
Morten Rode
Michael Hansen
Kasper Løftgaard
Teachers at the workshop were:
Mathilde Bech, photojournalism
Hanne Mølby Henriksen, journalism
Susse Sommer, graphics and layout
Henrik Meller, graphics and layout
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Theo Erbenius in Piel de Foto
Posted by: Søren Pagter
Theo Erbenius' photo story about the Indian kushti wrestlers is published in this month's edition of Piel de Foto.
Theo made the story as his final reportage project while he was studying at the Language of Photojournalism.
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Five new online stories from int. students
Posted by: Søren Pagter
Friday, our international students from the course The Language of Photojournalism finished their online workshop. Their five stories are now released online and can be seen at our In Casu website.
The students worked in pairs with the stories. And the ten students behind the work are:
Filippo Menichetti and Dario Bosio
Barbara Beltramello and Nick Schnelle
Jaime Henry White and Katerina Pisackova
Sarah Hoffman and Pirita Männikkö
Zac Boesch and Nastassia Nicolay
The course was tought by Poul Madsen and Henrik Kastenskov, Bombay Flying Club.
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Posted by: Søren Pagter
This weekend Nikiolai Linares and Søren Pagter are participating in the Sony World Photography Awards in Somerset House in London.
Nikolai Linares is one out of only ten students to be selected for the Student Focus Award. The ten finalist have each made a series of images on the topic The World in Colour. At the award ceremony Thursday night the winner among the ten students was announced. Unfortunately, this honour didn't go to Nikolai Linares. The Student Focus winner was Asef Ali Mohammad from Middlesex University, UK.
Nikolai Linares at Somerset House before the Award ceremony.
Nikolai Linares by two of the pictures in his competing series.
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Lærke Posselt at World Press Photo
Posted by: Søren Pagter
This weekend, Lærke Posselt, first prize winner in the portrait category at World Press Photo, participated in the Award Days in Amsterdam.
The Winners' reception in Oude Kerk in Amsterdam.
Lærke Posselt and the other Danish winner, Jan Dagø,
with their personalized cataloques.
Each winner gets a cataloque with his or her picture on the front page.
Lærke Posselt screening her work at the Award Days.
Lærke's brand new story about child beauty contests
gave her a lot of positive feedback and contacts.
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