News, Views and Reviews For Communiqué Documentary Photography Workshops by Jack Picone and Stephen Dupont
In Southeast Asia, forensic investigators using cutting-edge tools are helping stanch the deadly trade in fake anti-malaria drugs.
Read more: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/people-places/Prescription-for-Murder.html#ixzz1HWdFSBu8
Roger Hutchings is one of Britains most noted documentary photographers.
He studied at Newport College of Art in Gwent then worked for the London Observer in both home and foregin affairs.
He has taught, lectured and broadcast on photography and was a tutor at the World Press Joop Swart Masterclass in 2001 and the chairman at the World Press Photo Jury in 2002.
We are honoured and excited to have Roger join us as principal tutor on the Kathmandu Workshop 11th July-16th July 2011.
To view Roger’s work click here: rogerhutchings.com
All enquires about the 2011 Kathmandu Workshop email me jack@jackpicone.com
While on assignment for German STERN magazine I came across this rather droll scene on the road in outback Queensland, not far from the Northern Territory border.
The story both serious and environmental was about the notorious Australian Cane Toad (pictured here during the throws of copulation). They had reached plague like proportions and were marching towards pristine and fragile wetland environments in the Northern Territory-where it was thought-they would cause untold havoc.
The Australian Ballet during rehearsal in Sydney. This image was made sometime in the early nineties, I don’t recall the exact date. I do recall I asked them to leap as high as they could, they said, they would do it once.
©Photograph by Jack Picone
ON THAILAND’S BURMESE BORDER, YOUNG MONKS ON HORSEBACK BATTLE THE SCOURGE OF OPIUM, HEROIN, AND METHAMPHETAMINE TRAFFICKING WITH A NOT-SO-SECRET WEAPON: KARMA.
Please view here http://www.colorsmagazine.com/issues/colors63/09.php
