#134 THE PRINTS THAT WILL HELP SAVE LIVES
Photojournalist Edmond Terakopian talks about the Eyewitness Charity Photographic Print Auction in aid of Médecins sans frontières with words of photographic advice from some of the renowned professionals having prints auctioned and stories behind some of the pictures. If you’re building an existing print collection or are starting one, this is a perfect opportunity to purchase signed prints, many limited edition, from some of the finest photojournalists and photographers in the world with example lots below.
Within the show, reference is made to Yoshie Nishikawa being recommended by MOMA at the Milan Photo Fair, when it was actually one of the curators of the New York Metropolitan Museum who had done so.
Also today, David Butow on that portrait of Donald Trump in the Oval Office ahead of a interview being aired soon.
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Copyright Edmond Terakopian. A heavy downpour of rain soaks pedestrians as they pass an illuminated advertising sign saying "Love Your Job". Hammersmith, London.
Copyright Yoshie Nishikawa. My Metaphysical 3. I photographed invisible feelings of mine. The melancholy of existence and the absence of time.
Copyright Ian Berry/Magnum Photos. Whitby, Yorkshire in England. People out for a Sunday stroll sit and enjoy the view of the bay with its yachts and the town perched on the hillsides.
Copyright Tom Stoddart. A rare moment of joy between siblings at Ajiep, in Bahr El Ghazal Province, South Sudan during the devastating famine of 1998.
Copyright Tim Page. 9th Division Trooper, 'Y' Bridge, Mini Tet, Saigon, Vietnam, 1968.
Copyright Paul Sanders. Isle of Lewis.
