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Eddie Adams Workshop

Posted by: Allen Murabayashi    Posted date: April 3, 2006  |  1 Comment
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I was taking a long-term documentary project at ICP, when my teacher, Andre Lambertson suggested that I apply for the Eddie Adams Workshop. Although I was familiar with Eddie’s work, I had no idea that there was a workshop, nor how well-esteemed the program had become in its nearly two decades of operation.

I was pretty surprised when I was accepted, and then blown away when I actually attended in the Fall of 2003 for a few incredibly inspiring days. Although the workshop has a photojournalism focus, the speakers represented every facet of photography. The underwater photography of Howard Schatz, the nudes of Jock Sturges, the edgy portraiture of Clay Patrick McBride, and of course some of the top photojournalists in the world.

Since three of the PhotoShelter founders are Barnstorm Alumni, we decided to get involved this year. We rebuilt the website to have a searchable alumni database and message boards, and today we released a full, online application mechanism.

I can’t say enough about the workshop that Eddie built. If you’re a current student, military, or professional with less than 3 years of experience, you really ought to consider applying to the workshop.

http://www.eddieadamsworkshop.com/apply

 

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Allen Murabayashi
Allen is CEO and co-founder of PhotoShelter. He is a regular contributor to the PhotoShelter blog, and he flosses daily.




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pauline 6-29-2009

I have applied this year and I am anxious, anxious, anxious to know the results. How did you find out about getting accepted? Did they call you? or email or what? How long after the deadline? Final judgement took place June 20. They said they will notify in July. I have a hard time believing they will notify everybody for either Yes or No. Are they that nice? If I can get just a hint, I would sleep much better. I know it might have changed. Lets say it is merely curiosity Thanks



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