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Online photography comes of age
INTERNET Photography websites are not a poor cousin but form a vibrant medium in their own terms, writes Tim Clark The words “photography” and “publishing” are natural bedfellows, intertwined for as...
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Moving pictures and slices of time
MOVIES New technology is spurring photographers to become film-makers and many are winning plaudits for their work. Olivier Laurent reports on the cross-over Photography is now experiencing its third...
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The bigger picture
OVERVIEW The death in Libya of renowned British photographer Tim Hetherington is a reminder of the power of photography. It makes us remember that, while this extraordinary, powerful medium is capable...
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Great photographic festival boom
FESTIVALS Since they began in the late-1960s, photography fairs have come of age and are now found all over the globe. They are all laudable, but not all photography festivals are equal, writes Olivier...
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Favourite master of the moment
PERSPECTIVE Gallery owner Michael Hoppen chooses his favourite photograph, by a self-taught genius who caught a well-lived life on film It seems a little unfair to ask which is my favorite photograph....
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Snapping up a bargain
INVESTMENT They may be things of beauty to be cherished, but increasingly photographs are seen as a good investment too, writes Olivier Laurent “Photography has become commoditised, “says Zoe Whishaw,...
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A personal portrait gallery
PORTRAITS Four leading lights in the world of British photography, including Sandy Nairne and Tim Jefferies, pick their favourite portrait, and tell us why it excites them so much 01 Tim Jefferies,...
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