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Know your rights: Facing the police crackdown on public photography

In Photography on 26 January 2009 tagged Gaza, hat, Israel, Man, Palestine, police, Street Photography, Woman with no comments

The London Calling Photographers’ meetings are evolving and from the next one on the 4th of February we will add a very important part to it: speeches. We are proud to announce that Olivier Laurent, News Editor of the British Journal of Photography, will be part of the meeting talking about the issues between Photographers [...]

More than words

In Photography on 19 January 2009 tagged Black and White, Children, Gaza, Israel, London, Palestine, Photojournalism, Protest, Protests, Trafalgar Square with no comments

“Many children were amongst the protestors in Trafalgar Square, in London, on the 17th January 2007 to protest against the Israeli attacks on Gaza“
I have published a photo about the rally in Trafalgar Square to support the people in Gaza. As usual I have completed the photo with some thoughts, to give more than words [...]

Rights and Wrongs

In Photography on 18 January 2009 tagged Flag, Gaza, Israel, Palestine, Photojournalism, Protest, Protests, Trafalgar Square with no comments

“A sticky label attached to a tree near Trafalgar Square after a protest against the Israeli occupation of Gaza. London, 17th January 2009“
Who is right and who is wrong in the middle-east? Will our generation see the end of a war that has been there since before my birth?
Many things, maybe too many things, have [...]