On the fourth and last day of the judging of the still photo division at CPOY the two main categories Documentary and Portfolio were judged – And again with an amazing result for our DMJX-students. From the story “One in Eight Hundred” about Emmy who’s born with Down’s Syndrome. Picture »
It’s morning in Denmark and we’re eager to see the results of the third day of judging at CPOY. Before midnight (Danish time) it was already announced that three DMJX-students had great success in the International Picture Story category. This news can be read here. But there was more good »
On the third day at the 69th CPOY a lot of categories were judged. One of the first results to be announced was of the category International Picture Story. In this category three out of the four winners were DMJX-students – an amazing ressult. Angje Vukaj and her daughter Jozefina. »
One additional news update from the first day of CPOY judging: Mohammadreza Soltani won an Award of Excellence in the Portrait Category. Picture by Mohammadreza Soltani. The picture of an elderly Arab woman who takes a cooling bath was the subject of a long discussion in the jury about the »
Brittany Greeson, Kasper Palsnov, Peter Klint Jørgensen, Daniel Ekbladh, Betina Garcia and Asger Ladefoged have all won prizes on the second day of the 69th CPOY competition, where three categories were judged. The Feature Category: Faron Cox of Fordsville, Ky., paces back and forth gathering wood for an open pit »
Sunday, the judging of the 69th CPOY contest began at Missouri University in Columbia, USA. The three first categories to be judged were sports action, spot news and portrait and two DMJX-students won gold and silver in the portrait category: Aleksander, 22. Picture by Jasper Bastian. Jasper Bastian won gold »
Photo by Sofia Busk. The purpose of Informations Fotopris is to honor photojournalist students who are able to create strong photography in a hectic enviroment at a newspaper or at an agency.The winner is awarded a Canon 5D mark III. This year the jury was Lærke Posselt, Kent Klich and »
We, Mads Greve and Søren Pagter, are humble and proud to announce that we’ve been nominated for the Fotogratula Prize. Some weeks ago a group of students surprised us in class when reading out load their reason for nominating us for the new Danish photography prize called Fotogratula. The nomination »
It’s hard to keep track of all the times our students have their stories published and exhibited – but we try to post all the news, we get about our students and their projects. And surely some stories are published so often that we can’t follow the news flow. One »
Lasse Bak Mejlvang‘s story The Baisikeli Brothers has also been selected for the comming edition of the book The Other Hundred. The story is about the bicycle culture and the refurbishing of old bycylces in Mozambique From the story The Baisikeli Brothers by Lasse Bak Mejlvang. Lasse Bak Mejlvang did »
Nikolai Linares‘ story, The Last Fisherman, about the decreasing number of fishermen in Denmark has been selected for the next edition of the book The Other Hundred. From the story The Last Fisherman by Nikolai Linares. Nikolai Linares did the story while attending DMJX from where he graduated his BA »
Arko Datto‘s story Cybersex, which he made while he was studying at DMJX, is published in the October edition of the French NEON Magazine as part of an issue about Sexuality in the Cyber-age. Arko Datto has studied at both our Photo1 and Photo2 programmes and graduated at the end »
Former international student Mario Wezel’s story “Sin began with Marlene” about apple production in Tyrol was published in yesterday’s edition of the daily Information.The pictures can also be seen online at FotoBloggen on Information’s website. The story about apple production in Tyrol published in Information. Mario Wezel did the story »
Today, the Norwegian photographer Andrea Gjestvang is visiting DMJX. Andrea Gjestvang lecturing at DMJX. Picture by Mads Greve. Andrea Gjestvang has been working with our 7th semester students all day and is right now giving a lecture for all our students of photojournalism. »
Former international student Matthew Busch has his final diploma project from DMJX – What Coal left Behind – featured at the In Sight blog in The Washington Post. A miner shovels handfuls of coal into a bucket that he will later sell for cash. Picture By Matthew Busch. Matthew Busch »
This weekend, the fotofestival Vilnius Photo Circle was held in the capital of Lithuania. The Vilnius Photo Circle consists of two competetions and a festival with screenings and lectures. The two competetions are: the main competition “the Circle of Life” for professionals and the “Homework” competetion for young photographers below »
Tomorrow, Friday at 13:30 our ten international photo1 students will launch their magazine called Voice. International Photo1 in the computer room after finishing their magazine. Picture by Jesper Voldgaard. The Voice magazine is produced during a magazine workshop in the autumn 2014 at DMJX. The ten students have produced individual »
Last week a group of present and former DMJX students were participating in the annual Eddie Adams workshop in upstate New York. DMJX-students at Eddie Adams workshop. From the left: Eric Shea (USA), Terje Abusdal (Norway), Demetrius Freeman (USA), Kirstine Killerich (Denmark), Rebecka Uhlin (Sweden), Mario Wezel (Germany) and Katie »
Faculty teacher Mads Greve will visit Festival della Fotografica Etica in Italy this Saturday to do portfolio reviews. Friday Mads’ agency Prospekt turns ten and at Teatro alle Vigne a screening of Prospekt works takes place among them Mads’ Blind Date. The festival has another DMJX connection as former student Lærke Posselt’s »
Today, we’re having two receptions at DMJX. At 12.30 our Danish second terms students will launch their magazine with stories from the Danish island Lolland. The group of eigth students went together to the island called Lolland in the south of Denmark. Here they worked for one week making a »
