ASMP General Members can now log into the Find A Photograph system and begin uploading images. The immediate goal is to gather a critical mass of licensable photos, after which we will begin a publicity campaign directed toward photo buyers.
(11/30/05)
Janine Bentivegna is the featured artist of the Hopkins Gallery through February 2006. The gallery is located at the beginning of Concourse A at Cleveland’s Hopkins International Airport.
(11/21/05)
ASMP member Jack Zehrt was one of eight photographers inducted into the newly created Missouri Photojournalism Hall of Fame last month. The Hall of Fame, located in Washington MO (about 40 miles west of St. Louis), is the first such institution for photojournalists.
(11/21/05)
CMAC will include the SU Art Collection, Light Work/Community Darkrooms, the Joe and Emily Lowe Art Gallery, the Community Folk Art Center, Special Collections at E.S. Bird Library, the Warehouse, and the Louise and Bernard Palitz Gallery.
(11/21/05)
If you will be 25 years old or younger on April 28, 2006, you are eligible to enter images in the third 25 Under 25 competition sponsored by Duke University’s Center for Documentary Studies.
(11/21/05)
ASMP architectural photographer Maxwell Mackenzie will offer a one-weekend workshop on July 9-10, 2006. The subject will be “The Poetry of Places — Exploring the Beauty of the Man-Made.”
(11/21/05)
For ASMP members and chapter leaders, the Chapter Resource Center has been reorganized. A new Web Guide and do-it-yourself kit is now available, too. (Member password required)
(11/15/05)
The Foundation is seeking applications for projects that benefit ASMP members and the creative community they are a part of. Deadline for this round is November 15.
(11/08/05)
The grants will go to two individuals who submit proposals for a special project in photojournalism. Winners retain copyright in their images, but they may elect to take a one-year deal to market their images through Getty.
(11/08/05)
The UK photo group SWPP&BPPA will hold its international convention and trade show in Coventry, England, on January 13-15, 2006.
(11/08/05)
The Omma Center of Contemporary Art is organizing its Fourth International Art Festival in the Old Town of Chania, Crete, Greece.
(11/08/05)
More than 24,000 visitors went to last month’s PhotoPlus Expo, said VNU Expositions.
(11/08/05)
This month, an exhibition of photos from 12 galleries and 41 artists will celebrate Houston’s photo art scene. The exhibit, called Photography in Houston Galleries, is free to the public.
(11/08/05)
One of ASMP’s founders, Jerry Cooke, died October 27 at his home in East Hampton, NY. He was 84 years old.
(11/08/05)
Several news and photo-trade groups have filed formal objections to a proposed rule by NJ Transit that would prohibit photography on buses and trains, and at stations. Oddly, the NJ authority added the rule just as New York City was dropping its ban.
(11/04/05)
Imagestate, a supplier of rights-managed and royalty-free stock images, has appointed Monica Hart as its new Chief Operating Officer. The company also named Stuart Cox as Head of Content.
(11/04/05)
The third annual Picture Professional of the Year award went to Anita Duncan, an active volunteer in the New York chapter since the 1960s.
(11/04/05)
Adobe Photoshop TV is a new weekly video feature (free) from the National Association of Photoshop Professionals. It’s available as a podcast or a stream.
(11/04/05)
Tamron USA has discontinued production of the Bronica RF645 range-finder camera. The discontinuation of this model marks the termination of the Bronica brand.
(11/04/05)
The International Stock Imagery Association is now welcoming all who are “actively involved as professionals in stock imagery around the globe.” The prime mover is Clarence W. Walker.
(11/04/05)
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