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LensCulture Art Photography Awards 2018 Results
As an Editor for LensCulture as well as a member of the International Press I am happy to publish the results of the LensCulture Art Photography Awards 2018, now that the embargo has passed. These Awards were LensCulture’s very first Art Photography Awards and they were eager to see a wide range of creativity from people in diverse cultures around the world. We are therefore delighted to present 38 contemporary photographers (from 18 countries) who are making remarkable work right now. The winning series and singles include everything from sensitive, intimate photographs and thought-provoking conceptual art to celebrations of pure beauty and light. This call for entries attracted submissions from…
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Mobile Photography/Art – Pic of the Day (215) – via Instagram – TheAppWhisperer
Here’s day two hundred and fifteen of our mobile photography/art Pic of the Day section via Instagram. Each day we will be selecting one image a day for our Pic of the Day section on Instagram with this hashtag – #theappwhisperer. Furthermore, each month we will also offer an overall prize to the image that receives the most love. To ensure your image receives our attention, please upload it to Instagram with this hashtag – #theappwhisperer Today, we congratulate @_blemish_ – David Booker with this image. In August of this year, I interview Booker in my role as Contributing Editor to LensCulture, if you would like to read that, please go…
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My Latest Mobile Photography LensCulture Article – ‘In Conversation with David Booker/BlemishedEye’
As many of you will know, among the assortment of hats that I wear, writing for the BBC and Vogue, I am also Contributing Editor to LensCulture. My latest article with LensCulture has recently been published. This time, I review David Booker’s/BlemishedEye’s mobile photography portfolio and philosophy and have created an insight into the mind behind the images. I have republished it below (if you would like to read/view it on LensCulture, please go here). “I have always been drawn to images that have a dark undertone to them, particularly when combined with a sensual or sexual element.” —David Booker in conversation with LensCulture Contributing Editor, Joanne Carter.
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Mobile Photography Interview with Gina Costa – Street Photographer
As many of you will know, among the assortment of hats that I wear, writing for the BBC and Vogue, I am also Contributing Editor to LensCulture. I have a brand new interview in the works, which will be published soon and in the meantime, with kind permission of LensCulture, I will be republishing my work to our beloved TheAppWhisperer website – the most popular mobile photography and art site in the world. Today, I am publishing ‘The Quiet Moment, The Golden Hour: Mobile Street Photography’ with Gina Costa . I hope you enjoy this, Gina’s work is alluring. To read the original article on LensCulture, please go here. “Mobile…
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Mobile Photography Interview with Helen Breznik ‘ “My photography is a place where there are no limits’…
As many of you will know, among the assortment of hats that I wear, writing for the BBC and Vogue, I am also Contributing Editor to LensCulture. I have a brand new interview in the works, which will be published soon and in the meantime, with kind permission of LensCulture, I will be republishing my work to our beloved TheAppWhisperer website – the most popular mobile photography and art site in the world. Today, I am publishing ‘Fabulens: Mobile Portraits’ . I hope you enjoy this, Helen Breznik’s work is stunning. “My photography is a place where there are no limits. A place where I can be fearless, where I…
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Mobile Photography Interview with Lee Atwell – Street Photographer
As many of you will know, among the assortment of hats that I wear, writing for the BBC and Vogue, I am also Contributing Editor to LensCulture. I have a brand new interview in the works, which will be published soon and in the meantime, with kind permission of LensCulture, I will be republishing my work to our beloved TheAppWhisperer website – the most popular mobile photography and art site in the world. You can view the original post on LensCulture here. First off today, is the interview I published with Lee Atwell entitled ‘Angels in Streets’. I hope you enjoy this, Lee’s work is truly beautiful.
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PHOTO LONDON Announces Talks Programme For This Year’s Debut Fair // 21-24 MAY 2015
The inaugural edition of Photo London will take place in May 2015. As London’s first international photography fair, it aims to harness the passionate, growing audience for photography in the city and nurture a new generation of collectors. Photo London is produced by the consultancy and curatorial organisation Candlestar, known for their work with Condé Nast and the Prix Pictet photography award and touring exhibition. Photo London’s public programme is supported by the LUMA Foundation. Photo London has announced a wide-ranging line-up of participating speakers for talks and lectures over the course of the fair. The talks programme, curated by Professor Francis Hogdson, is designed to complement the galleries and…
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My Latest LensCulture Article Published with Amy Leibrand
Fabulous! I am delighted to announce that my latest article as Contributing Editor for LensCulture has just been published. This time I interviewed Amy Leibrand about her stunning mobile photography. “I’m always looking for something to exaggerate, oversized lips or legs or the absence of flesh in a portrait. Some sort of odd composition or feature to make the viewer stop, take notice and (most importantly), ask questions.” —Amy Leibrand in conversation with LensCulture Contributing Editor, Joanne Carter “Leibrand’s world exploded when she was introduced to the work of Kristamas Klousch and Francesca Woodman. Both of these photographers’ work is dark, sensual and often provocative. It appealed to Leibrand not…
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Angels in Streets – My Latest Article to LensCulture Featuring Lee Atwell
I am so delighted to announce that my latest article as Contributing Editor for LensCulture has just been published. This time I interviewed Lee Atwell, she provided me with a wealth of information to help me create a fabulous article, rich in philosophy, rich in knowledge. Thank you Lee. To read the article in full, please go here.
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LensCulture – Sixth Annual Global Call For Photography – Call For Entries
The LensCulture Exposure Awards 2014 is an international competition that aims to discover and showcase the best photographers from all over the world. Share your images with the world for a chance at over $10,000 in awards, as well as a world-class exhibition in London and massive exposure to our global audience of over 900,000. Our international jury of notable industry professionals will select six top winners in two categories and 25 finalists. These are our largest international awards of the year and YOU are invited to submit your best photographs and get worldwide recognition. Deadline for entries – Sunday, December 21, 2014 To find out more and enter go…
