A selection of our students’ work made while studying at DMJX.
MAGAZINEby 10 international students of photojournalism made at the Danish School of Media and Journalism in the spring 2023. The magazine consists of 10 individual stories made within the topic roots. The ten students behind the magazine are:Laura Collard (Belgium)Mohammad Jaafer (Sudan)Md Mudassir Hossain (Bangladesh)Inés Verheyleweghen (Belgium)Toukir Ahmed Tanvee (Bangladesh)Alexandra »
EXHIBITION MAGAZINEby 11 fourth term photojournalism students, made at the Danish School of Media and Journalism in the spring 2023. The magazine covers the students’ stories exhibited at Copenhagen Photo Festival 2023. The ten stories at the exhibition and in the magazine are: Axel Emil Hammerbo – “Young People Take »
MAGAZINE PROJECTby ten Danish students of photojournalism made at the Danish School of Media and Journalism in the spring 20223. The magazine “langs grænsen” (along the border) consists of seven stories made alongside the Danish German border. The ten students behind the magazine are:Sigrid EllesøeIsabella Køhler AndersenNicoline Kjems-KrognosThea TønnesvangCecilie Enghardt »
MAGAZINE PROJECT by international students of photojournalism made at the Danish School of Media and Journalism in the fall 2022. The magazine consists of 10 individual stories made within the topic common ground. The ten students behind the magazine are:Finn Winkler (Germany)Gabi Broekema (USA)Juha-Pekka Huotari (Finland)Nuria Sanz (Spain)Sindre Deschington (Norway)Sonja »
MAGAZINE PROJECT with stories from the town of Struer, Denmark. Produced by Danish second term students at DMJX in the spring 2022. The students behind the magazine are:Rasmus H. BreumEmilie Toldam FuttrupSigne Sofie LægsgaardBenjamin Voldum KrogNichlas PollierEmil Bay GregersenAxel Emil HammerboRosaline Benbaruch LangeMartin Thomas FordLiv Latricia HabelMaria Høy HansenRebecca Helene »
MAGAZINE PROJECT by ten international students of photojournalism made at the Danish School of Media and Journalism in the spring 2022. The ten photojournalists behind the magazine are:Sandipa Malakar (India)Teresa Menka (Ghana)Rachel Ellis (USA)Kim Christin Zeidler (Germany)Paul-Louis Godier (France)Mohamed Mahdy (Egypt)Sini Lukka (Finland)Ralitsa Belcheva (Bulgaria)Rydwan Ahmed (Bangladesh)Yashovardhan Sodhani (India) The »
MAGAZINE PROJECT by ten international students of photojournalism made at the Danish School of Media and Journalism in the fall 2021. The ten photojournalists are:Elena Fiebig (Germany)Aymen Mohamed (Sudan)Aku Ratsula (Finland)Cleo Amissah (England)Stána Benesová (Czech Republic)Leslie Ostronic (US)Conor Courtney (US)Carolin Albers (Germany)Rachèl Luttikhuisen (The Netherlands)Ilkay Karakurt (Turkey) The teachers at »
STILL PICTURE STORYby Rikke Kjær Poulsen – made in the fall 2020 during her third term at DMJX. The project tells the story of Stella, and the uncertain life of being an asylum seeker in Larnaca, Cyprus. It shows how an apartmant contributes to feeling adult and independent again, how »
MAGAZINE PROJECTby 12 Danish second term photojournalist students made in the spring 2021 at DMJX. The magazine consists of ten stories from the Danish island, Langeland made during one week’s reportage trip. The 12 students behind the magazine are:Brage BorupHannah Aurora AlmstrupKim FrostMarius NimmandChristan Falck WolffStine SchjøtlerRune ØeFrederik DanielsenAnne Kiib »
VIDEO DOCUMENTARY by Emilie Lærke Henriksen and Marius Renner Christensen. Line suffers from several forms of anxiety. During the corona outbreak, they have worsened significantly. The changes to reality and everyday life, the virus has brought about, are a big challenge to people with anxiety. Line isolated herself at home »
MAGAZINE PROJECT by nine international students of photojournalism made at the Danish School of Media and Journalism in the fall 2020. The students are:Renja Nurmi (Finland)Thea Marie Klinger (Germany)Nicola Lanciotti (Italy)Salih Basheer (Sudan)Simon Gerlinger (Germany)Arafat Bin Siraji (Bangladesh)Katie Reahl (USA)Azadeh Besharati (Iran)Pranabesh Das (Bangladesh) The teachers at the workshop have »
MAGAZINE PROJECT by 14 Danish second term students made during the Covid-19 lock down period in the spring 2020 at DMJX. Vi kan ikke se det. Alligevel fylder det. Mere end før. Angsten. Kærligheden. Naboskabet. Lettelsen ved at se et fly tegne striber på himlen. Festen, der bruser ud gennem »
MAGAZINE PROJECT by eight international students of photojournalism made during the Covid-19 lock down period in the spring 2020 at DMJX. We could’ve had the best six monthsMake images, unprecedented Make ties, unbreakable. Then it came in the night, That word – Pandemic. It echoed in the room Everywhere Spread »
STILL PICTURE STORY by Emilie Lærke Henriksen – made in the fall 2019 during her third term at DMJX. In Lebanon women aim for eternal youth and it is important to look fresh and sexy. Plastic surgery has therefore become a natural part of being a woman. About 1.5 million »
VIDEO DOCUMENTARY by Andreas Beukel Vinther and Tobias Stidsen – made during third semester in the fall 2019. Jessica is 19 years old and suffers from crippling OCD. She struggles to perform even the most mundane daily tasks and dreams of a life free from her condition. »
MAGAZINE PROJECT by nine international students of photojournalism made during a workshop at DMJX in the fall 2019. The nine students are: Mackenzie Brockman (USA), Khashayar Javanmardi (Iran), Maggie Svoboda (USA), Jessica Miles (England), Tariq Safieh (Syria), Tripty Tamang Pakhrin (Nepal), Hadi Uddin (Bangladesh), Moloy Ranjan Biswas (Bnagladesh), Anna Fritsche »
STILL PICTURE STORY by Valdemar Stroe Ren and Jesper Houborg – made in the fall 2019 during third term at DMJX. Illigal logging in Romania, 2019. Romania is home to the largest virgin forests in Europe, but during the last 30 years, it has been abused fiercely. Ever since the »
STILL PICTURE STORY by Marius Renner Christensen – made in the fall 2019 during his third term at DMJX. Like other young men Bangis and Mohammed have dreams for their future. But in the least developed country in the world the way from dream to reality is hard to pave. »
