The website “Photographic Museum of Humanity” has launched an interview with Felix von der Osten about his final Photo2 project “The Buffalo that could not Dream”. Portrait by Felix von der Osten from his story “The Buffalo that could not Dream”. Felix von der Osten made the story when he was an »
From 9:00 this morning the TV-auditorium hosted all our photojournalist students for the traditional final screening day. Magnus Fisker-Andersen, Danish second term student, presents his first year project at today’s final screening day. Picture by Søren Pagter. More than 40 students from all semesters and more than a handful of the »
Tine Sletting did her bachelor with journalist Simone Okkels. The project which is about the drought and the consequenses of it in California is now online at tv2.dk. See it here. »
The July edition of British Journal of Photography presented a three and a half spreads article with pictures about our photojournalism programmes. Now the article written by Bill Kouwenhoven is available on BJP online, so if you haven’t read it, yet – you have the chance now. »
Trondur Dalsgaard and Jens Henriks Daugaard’s web documentary “Kronikken” has been selected for the third Rulet programme, which shows liniar multimedia productions in 15 cities in Russia. “Kronikken” by Trondur Dlasgaard and Jens Henrik Daugaard on tour in Russia. Ten projects from seven countries have been chosen to be shown in »
“Beyond the Stories” is a new feature on our website, where we present short video interviews with our students talking about their stories. “Beyond the Story” is a new series of video interviews with our students. One of the interviews is with Ella Kiviniemi. So far we have made seven »
Claudia Gori’s story “My Name is Camilla and I Love My Life” is presented on CNN Photos together with an interview with Claudia. Spread from Claudia Gori’s final Photo Story now shown on CNN photos. Claudia made the story about Camilla as her final Photo Story during Photo1 in the »
International Photo1 student Lobna Tarek from Egypt experienced snow for the first time this weekend in Aarhus. As any good photojournalist Lobna went out to document her first encounter with the Danish winther. Now, one of Lobna’s pictures has been published in her Egyptian newpaper, El Shorouk. The text for Lobna’s »
News from Denmark, Germany, India and Holland about different DMJX-projects: Ditte Lysgaard Holm has won the audience’s prize at the festival Aarhus Independent Pixels with her film ”Celebration”. Ditte did the film during her exchange study at Western Kentucky University. Ditte graduated her BA at DMJX this fall. Fabian Weiss »
While visiting the photo festivals in Delhi and Kathmandu Søren Pagter was interviewed for different international media, for instance the Indian TV-channel NDTV and Aljazeera. Søren Agter 😉 in the national Indian TV-channel NDTV talking about Roger Anis’ project. In NDTV the TV spot tells about Roger Anis’ project “Closets »
Yesterday, Magnum photogrpaher Stuart Franklin was visiting DMJX. Stuart Franklin is teaching photojournalism at Volda University College in Norway and was visiting DMJX in order to learn about our photojournalism programmes and teaching methods. While in Aarhus Stuart Franklin also gave a retrospective lecture for our students about his work »
The judging of the Multimedia Division at CPOY has begun and what a start: Petra Theibel and Mathias Svold has won Gold in the category Small Team Multimedia for their story “Congratulations, it’s a…..” Screen shot from the winnign film “Congratulations, it’s a….” by heibel and Mathias Svold. Ella Kiviniemi and »
Our nine international photo1 students have been working very hard the past three weeks in order to finish their web documentary stories. Lobna Tarek (Egypt) and Sergii Polezhaka (Ukraine) working on their web documentary. Picture by Poul Madsen. Transcript of the interview from the story “Love thy Neighbor”. Picture by Poul »
Claudia Gori has had two of her DMJX-projects published in the past week. Claudia’s final photo story form Photo1 “My name is Camilla and I love my life” has been published in the Italien Grazia Magazine. Claudia did the story in the fall 2014. The spreads from Grazia Magazine showing »
The judging of the still picture division of this year’s CPOY is heading for the end. Only a few of the very big categories are left to be judged. During the night (Danish time) the important Documentary category was judged and the result was a DMJX-winner: Picture from Michael Drost-Hansen’s »
More DMJX-students have been announced as winners at the CPOY website: Henrik Olesen, the head of Unisecure who are installing DNA-sprays. Picture by Lasse Kofod. Lasse Kofod won Silver in the Illustration Category for this illustrative portait of Henrik Olesen, who’re installing DNA-sprays. Picture from the series “Take a Dive” by Sophia »
The judging at the 70th CPOY continues and day two and three revealed more DMJX-winners: From the story “For Kenth” by Brittany Greeson. Brittany Greeson won silver in International Picture Story for her story about Kenth Ebbeson, a mentally handicapped man, who lives at the institution Sølun. Brittany did the »
Today is the first day of the judging of the 70th College Photographer of the Year (CPOY) and two DMJX-students has already been selected among the winners: Kenth Ebbeson portrayed by Brittany Greeson. Brittany Greeson has won silver in the Portrait category for her portrait of Kenth Ebbeson, who’s mentally handicapped and »
Photo Kathmandu’s first evening screening in the old well, Mangahiti, at Patan Durbar Square. The brand new photo festival Photo Kathmandu, arranged by Photo.Circle, opened on the 3rd of October at Kathmandu Museum in Patan. During the seven days’ festival there are lectures, debates and exhibitions all over the streets »
The Delhi Photo Festival ended this week. DMJX projects plus Søren Pagter have been a part of the official festival programme. Here are some visual notes from Søren Pagter’s visit in Delhi. Kasper Løftgaard’s cowboys are meeting Felix von der Osten’s Indians in this visual rodeo arena. Michael Drost-Hansen’s Rohingya »
