Victoria Bridgeman Steps Down as CEO - Succeeded by Dirk Hendrickx
Bridgeman Images announces that CEO, Victoria Bridgeman after twenty years with Bridgeman Images and the last eight as CEO has decided to step down at the end of the year and move on to new challenges. Dirk Hendrickx, currently Global Head of Sales and Marketing, has been appointed to succeed her at the start of 2020.
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Copyright Training Courses
Respected copyright lawyer Naomi Korn is offering two courses in copyright training next year, Copyright Essentials and Copyright Officer.
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Pat Martin Wins Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize
Pat Martin has won the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2019 for two works from his portrait series of his late mother, Goldie (Mother).
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10% Discount on GIW’s Footage and Photos
Global ImageWorks, the New Jersey-based specialist library with extensive content from TV companies and archives is running a sale on both its footage and stills material.
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Adobe Releases Photoshop for iPad
Most professional image users, from photographers, photolibrary staff, designers and picture researchers use Photoshop for some or all processes. With the increasing migration to mobile platforms Adobe has released Photoshop for iPad version 1.0.
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Wildlife Photographer of the Year Results Announced
An extraordinary image of a standoff between a Tibetan fox and a marmot snapped up the top award at this year’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.
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Google Photos Rolls Out New Picture Search Techniques
Researchers can find photos quickly by searching for specific words, and they can even copy and paste text.
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Shot in Soho - The Photographers’ Gallery Exhibition
Shot in Soho is an original exhibition presented at The Photographers’ Gallery celebrating Soho’s diverse culture, community and creativity at a time when the area is facing radical transformation. The imminent completion of Cross Rail (a major transport hub being built on Soho’s borders) in Autumn 2019, makes the area a prime target for development and threatens it existence as a place of unorthodoxy and independence.
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Unseen Bowie Exhibition
David Bowie was an extraordinary star and visual icon. Celebrity photographer Marcus Klinko took images of him over the years, which have been put together in an exhibition opening at Hampstead’s Zebra One Gallery on October 7th.
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Linda McCartney - The Polaroid Diaries
The late wife of Paul McCartney was an avid photographer. During the 1980s she took many images using a polaroid camera. They are now released in a book, Linda McCartney:
The Polaroid Diaries.
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Leveraging the Tech and Content Explosion
DMLA will host their 24th Digital Media Licensing Association Conference at the Marriott Marina del Rey, California, this October 27th - 29th.
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Reinvention will be the Theme of this Year's BAPLA FOCUS Conference
How should individuals, agencies, media businesses and the picture industry be reinventing themselves to deal with new challenges in the commercial, copyright and creative landscapes?
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Farewell Jill - Welcome Tom
Danita Delimont’s Jill Wear is leaving them after three years and moving on to a new industry at the end of August. In her place will be Tom Wear, her esteemed husband. Many StockPhotography Direct colleagues may know Tom from his huge background in the stock photo business.
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Cortona Photography Festival 2019 – Best Images
The relationship between humans and the landscape is the theme of Italy’s leading contemporary photography festival. Now in its ninth year, Cortona on the Move brings together photographers from around the world with a program of exhibitions, lectures and workshops taking place until 29th September.
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The Last Years of Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir in Never-before-seen Pictures
The National Library of Israel reveals new photographs ahead of the release of a documentary on the country's only female prime minister
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National Portrait Gallery's Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2019 Shortlist Announced
Three photographers have been shortlisted for the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2019, the international photography award organised by the National Portrait Gallery, London, now celebrating twelve years under Taylor Wessing's sponsorship.
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Guardian Lens Culture Winners Announced
The LensCulture art photography awards recognise visionary photographers who are pushing the boundaries of the medium through experimentation. The 2019 winners have just been announced.
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BAPLA FOCUS 2019 – Early Bird Tickets On Sale Now
Reinvention will be the theme of this year's BAPLA FOCUS taking place on Monday 7th October in Museum of London Docklands, London E14 4AL.
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Feast For The Eyes – The Story Of Food In Photography
"Food – and how it is photographed – defines how we live and how we value ourselves, and, at its very best, connects us to our dreams and desires." - Susan Bright, Co-curator of this upcoming exhibition at The Photographers’ Gallery.
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Agfa Advertising Archive Rediscovered
Artist Fiona Tan found a huge collection of Agfa advertising images, mostly from the 1950s and 60s in the Ludwig Museum in Cologne and has rescued some of them to probe the depiction of women in that era.
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