A selection of pictures from Mathias Christensen‘s “Black Nest” project was published in New York Times on the 6th of May. Page two in New York Times from yesterday, the 6th of May. Mathias Christensen made his “Black Nest” project while doing his internship at Politiken and during his 7th »
Our Danish second term students finished their magazine workshop last week and now their magazine called “Nordegn” is ready to launch. The students will launch their magazine at a reception at DMJX this Friday the 8th of May at 1pm. Cover of the magazine “Nordegn”. Click here to read. “Nordegn” »
Ten projects have been selected by the Danish aid organization Danida to receive their Verdensbilledlegat (World Picture Grant). Final-year student Simon Fals is among the receivers of the grant. Together with his journalistic colleague, Eigil Johannisson, they’ve received the grant to do a story about the Lake Victoria in Uganda – »
Ditte Lysgaard Holm finished her exchange study at Western Kentucky University (WKU) in December 2014 – at the university she focussed on web-documentaries. Together with a group of her fellow students from WKU, Ditte has just received the Hearst Journalism Multimedia Team Award for their final project Beyond Breath. Before »
A part of Camilla Rønde‘s BA project “Jeg giver dig mit liv” about Danish football supporters is published in this month’s edition of the Ud & Se magazine. The opening spread of Camilla Rønde’s story in Ud og Se. The story’s got the title “Fodboldfan” in Ud & Se and »
Mathias Christensen‘s project “Black Nest” has been selected for the 270 pages MONO book published by Gomma Books, London. Picture from the “Black Nest” project by Mathias Christensen. Mathias is among the seven winners who will have their work published in the second edition of the MONO book. The MONO »
Yet another student has his work displayed right now; Felix von der Osten‘s story “The Buffalo that could not dream” can be seen at Feature Shoot, where there’s also an interview with Felix. Picture by Felix vin der Osten from his project “The Buffalo that could not dream”. Felix von »
Within the past week, three different students have had their work published: Picture from Emanuele Camerini’s story “The Twelfth Night”. Emanuele Camerini’s final Diploma project, “The Twelfth Night”, is presented in Fotografia Magazine. The project is about the Nordic legend of the seal women. Emanuele shares his thoughts about the project »
Right now, our Danish second term students are putting together their magazine with stories from Frederikshavn – a town in the north of Denmark. The spreads are laid out on the floor to check for mistakes, flow etc. Picture by Søren Pagter. Susse Sommer is giving her feedback on the »
The 12 participants for this year’s Joop Swart Masterclass were announced at the World Press Photo award days this weekend in Amsterdam. Evgeny Makarov, international DMJX graduate from 2014, is selected for the masterclass based on his final diploma project Narko Stop about young Russian right wing vigilantes. Raid close to the Moscow »
Once every year the student members of the Danish Journalists Association award the best student project, The Kravling Award. In the Photo/TV. This year four of out five nominated projects are from DMJX. The nominees are: Jonas Skelgaard Olufson with the series Shirley fra Næstved produced while being in internship at »
One and a half week ago, Mario Wezel participated in the CPOY/POY award ceremony, which was hosted in Columbia, Missouri at Mizzou University. Mario accepted his College Photographer of the Year award, some free gear from Nikon and he gave a speech for about 50 people. Here are few snapshots »
Yesterday, the World Press Photo announced this year’s 163 candidates for the Joop Swart Master Class. Among the nominees are a lot of former and one present DMJX-students: – Arko Datto, India – international Photo2, fall 2013. – Evgeny Makarov, Germany – international Photo2, spring 2014. – Fabian Weiss, Germany – international »
Our international Photo1 students finished their magazine workshop this last Friday. Now, their magazine called “State of Mind” has been printed and will be launched at a reception in the main aula Friday the 17th of April at 1.30pm. You can already read the magazine online by clicking on the »
International photo2 student, Stefanie Moshammer is busy right now. While in the middle of the work with her final Diploma Project, she also launches her first book “Vegas and She” at a book reception at 9.30pm on the 23rd of April in Queens Club, Vienna, Austria. You can see the »
If you have been in Copenhagen within the past month and passed the City Hall Square you couldn’t avoid seeing an outdoor exhibition of big portraits, which campaign for Depressionsforeningen – a Danish organisation, which works with information, aid and research on depression and bipolar. Katharina Bauer’s portraits of people »
Felix Von Der Osten’s diploma project The Buffalo That Could Not Dream about life on a Native American reservation in Montana, USA, has been shortlisted in the Leica Oskar Barnack Newcomer Award. Twenty projects has been shorlisted for the award and the winner will be announced in June. See it »
Mathias Christensen, who graduated in 2013, releases his book “Black Nest” this april. The pictures in “Black Nest” are made during Mathias’ internship at Politiken and during his 7th semester at DMJX. The cover of Mathias Christensen’s coming book. In his book, Mathias Christensen photographs the dark misty world of »
Today, our eight third term students opened their reportage exhibtion with stories made during a four-week workshop. Jonas Krogh Høholt hanging his story from the Danish Island Livø. Picture by Søren Pagter. Casper Holmenlund Christensen putting up the final picture for his story about refiugees in Athens. Picture by Søren »
Yesterday, the Danish POY exhibition opened at the arts museum ARoS in Aarhus and thereby the exhibition started it’s tour around Denmark. The Danish POY exhibied at ARoS – here it’s Sofia Busk’s prize winning story from E-Huset. Picture by Sofia Busk. As it has become a tradition, the Aarhus »
