#255 PHOTOWALK: FIND YOUR PHOTO MOJO & EDMOND TERAKOPIAN PT.1

Photowalk edition

20 Aug

The new Friday Photowalk season starts complete with guest Edmond Terakopian, one of the UK's most respected photojournalists talking about photographic passion, ‘Unlocked’ - a unique exhibition in Ealing London, photojournalism today and some thoughts on making pictures in Afghanistan.

Also this week, shoot without pressure, long exposures, to mask or not to mask on photographic commissions, showing the real you on social media and can you make a best selling photobook with just an iPhone? Inspirational guest appearances by Jason P. Howe and Tim Johnston.

Here’s a question; is there a piece of camera kit in a cupboard, in one of those camera bags you’ve not looked in for a while or tucked in a drawer; a lens, a flash, a camera – that you just haven’t used lately? For some reason you’re holding on to it, but you don’t know why, or you’d forgotten you even had it. Well, now is the time to turn that old kit into cash. If you are in the US, Europe or the UK and you can spare just a few minutes, because that’s all it takes, go to MPB.com and sell it using the simple process on the front page. You’ll end up with cash, that you can either pocket or of course trade on the site for kit you’d rather have instead.

FURTHER LINKS: The Photography Daily facebook group and Instagram. PHOTOSWINDON, Patron of the Day Ásgeir Már Ólafsson, John Downing press photographer and Jim Huylebroek’s Instagram account showing his work in Afghanistan.

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Mike Dreese’s freshwater lake scene in New York, part of the new 365 series starting in September.

Photographs above copyright of today’s guest Edmond Terakopian . Not to be reproduced or used without express permission of the photographer. Left to right: Picture for ‘Unmasked’ Covid-19 lockdown, Covid-19 lockdown family reunion, Candlelit vigil for Armenia, two photographs from Karabakh and Armenia, July 7th bombing London (2005).