ANNOUNCING THE DAYLIGHT MAGAZINE / CENTER FOR DOCUMENTARY STUDIES PHOTO AWARDS

In recognition of our mutual interest in documentary and fine art photography, Daylight Magazine and the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University have started an international competition, the Daylight/CDS Photo Awards, to honor and promote talented and committed photographers, both emerging and established. read more »

Peter Van Agmael's Daylight Podcast, commemorating the five year anniversary of the Iraq war, is now featured on PBS's POV. Since the beginning of 2006, Van Agmael has documented the consequences of America's Wars, at home and abroad. In 2008, he helped organize the exhibition and book Battlespace, a retrospective of unseen work from 22 photographers covering Iraq and Afghanistan. read more »

The Black Snapper is an online magazine for talented photographers from all over the world. The Black Snapper magazine website presents a new artist every day, in a dedicated slideshow comprising up to twenty images. Weekly selections are made by guest curators and this week Daylight editor Michael Itkoff is curating. Check it out: http://www.theblacksnapper.net/

Daylight Editor and Juror Michael Itkoff visited the Center for Fine Art Photography for the opening reception of the “New Visions” exhibition. He also lead a gallery talk and reviewed portfolios the following day. This video is part of an interview with Itkoff about his selections for the exhibition. http://blog.c4fap.org/juror-michael-itkoff/

January 14-16, 2010

Center's Review LA is a two-day photographic event that provides photographers a platform to network and share work with one another and with photography professionals. read more »

November 25 - December 5, 2009 

Lishui International Photo Festival 

Visit: http://www.lsphoto.org

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November 14th, 2009 - January 10, 2010 

Fovea Exhibitions

143 Main Street, Beacon, NY

Curated by Daylight Editor Michael Itkoff. read more »

For more, visit: http://www.foveaexhibitions.org/

"New Visions", an exhibition at The Center for Fine Art Photography, will feature work that tests the limits, exposes new ideas, and engages the viewer with contemporary photography. read more »