Nina Weymann-Schulz (Germany) who finished our Advanced Visual Story Telling this spring has won the Canon ProfiFoto Award in Germany. Nina won with her visual project from Chinatown in New York – a project that she made here at DSMJ. The award is a 2000 € scholarship and a publication »
On the new website In Casu we have made a collection of online stories told by students at DSMJ. Each semester we run two multimedia workshops together with Poul Madsen and Henrik Kastenskov from Bombay Flying Club. On these workshop our international and Danish students produce a lot of high »
On Monday the 1st of August Søren Pagter will be giving photographic advice in the television programme Aftenshowet on DR1, national television. A viewer has written to the show to ask for advice in order to become better at making pictures. In the programme Søren Pagter will give some basic »
On Go’ Morgen Danmark, a morning talkshow on the national Danish TV2 last week, Lasse Bak Mejlvang gave advice on how to shoot photos when on vacation. To prove his points Lasse used a small digital camera and showed photos shot at Roskilde Festival. Check out the show here. »
Six current and former students have been selected to participate in the Eddie Adams Workshop October 2011. The students are: – Sonja Och, Germany, who graduated our Advanced Visual Story Telling Programme this summer. – Eve Edelheit, US, who studied as an exchange student at our Language of Photojournalism programme »
At the website of British Journal of Photography Sara Galbiati shows her BA project, Lucha Libre. You will also find an interview with Sara, where she talks about the project and about the school. Sara did her project in the spring of 2010 and it won a first prize at »
At the ceremony for the graduating photojournalists and journalists today Peter Helles was awarded the Scanpix Prize for the best photojournalism BA. Peter received the award for his project Supernormal, where he uses statistics to find the most average within different fields, and in the photos shows the average Danes. »
It’s tradition to make a group picture to remember your fellow students by – and our international students from The Language of Photojournalism have made one group image every time they’ve had a new teacher or guest lecturer. Then today I saw a new version of the group image – »
Today we had to say goodbye to our ten international students who have been studying at Advanced Visual Story Telling. Most of the students have been with us for a whole year, since they have also participated in the Language of Photojournalism programme. All students grauduated their exams yesterday and »
Nikolai Linares has won a competition with the theme Nature without man with this picture from the Wadi Rum Dessert in Jordan. The competition was launched by the international magazine Youth Time, Prague, Czech Republic. »
Even though DSMJ doesn’t have it’s own student exhibition at the comming Copenhagen Photo Festival the school is represented at some of the exhibitions around the city: Mette Frandsen is showing her prize winning BA project Sin City at Bryghuset in Photo City. Mette Frandsen graduated last year and won »
This picture by international student Katie Currid (US) has been selected to represent Aarhus in the Eurocities book. Aarhus is a part of a Eurocities network of more than 140 European cities. This network will publish a book with a picture from each city. Katie Currids picture is a part »
We have selected and announced the participants for the Master Class for Nepali photographers. Photojournalist Mads Nissen, Berlingske Media and a former student will run the workshop from the 12th of June. The selected photographers are: Gaurav Dhwaj Khadka, Kishor K Sharma, Narendra Shrestha, NayanTara Gurung Kakshapati, Nirman Shrestha, Phurpu »
Lene Münch, Germany, who studied at DSMJ last year have won the student category Photographic Book in this year’s New York Photo Awards. Lene Münch handed in her project about German fraternities – a project made while studying at DSMJ. »
Our Danish second term students went to the Danish Island Orø for one week during their magazine workshop and we’re proud to launch their magazine called Den bedre halvdel/The Better Half. The students behind the magazine are: Tine Sletting Jakobsen, Lars Just, Torkil Adsersen, Jesper Mortensen, Marcus Trappaud Bjørn and »
We are excited to share with you that our new forum is now online and ready to work. This forum is for members from all groups since 1992 and up till today. Visitors may visit and read every single forum and thread. But its only our members who will actually »
Peter Helles who is currently working on his BA assignment has received a working scholarship from Danida. Together with journalist Mira Kellermann, he is going to Kenya to do a film with the working title: Susan and her magnificent Message Service. Each year Danida hands out 10 scholarships of D.kr. »
Recently I wrote about our co-operation with Photo.Circle in Nepal and that our first project – a one month basic course in photojournalism – had been a succes. Now some of the pictures from the course are launched online – made by the 20 young Nepali photographers who attended the »
The trade union magazine Fagbladet 3F has bought and published a story by Danish student Camilla Rønde. During the magazine workshop on 2nd semester Camilla and her class mates went to the island of Bornholm to do individual stories and published them in an online student magazine, Furthest to the »
Today I received great news from a former int. student, Andrew Mackinnon, who studied at DSMJ in the spring 2010. Andrew have won Student Photojournalist Story of the year in Australia & New Zealand with a online project he made while studying in Aarhus.The story has also been selected to »
