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It’s Eddie Adams Time
If you’re a photojournalist and you haven’t been to Eddie Adams, limber up those fingers and put on your application cap. This is an incredible...
If you’re a photojournalist and you haven’t been to Eddie Adams, limber up those fingers and put on your application cap. This is an incredible workshop experience: solid peers, a hugely accomplished faculty, and all expenses are covered, once you get yourself to Jefferson, NY on October 10th. It’s like camp. Here’s a description from the website:
“The Eddie Adams Workshop is an intense four-day gathering of the top
professionals in photojournalism, along with 100 carefully selected
students. The Workshop’s purpose is to create a forum in which an
exchange of ideas, techniques, and philosophies can be shared between
both established members and newcomers of the profession of picture
journalism. The Workshop is tuition-free, and the 100 students are
chosen based on the merit of their portfolios.”
Apply online!
*I can’t help but notice that the image above was taken by none other than Allen Murabayashi, PhotoShelter CEO extraordinaire.
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