It comes across as mean-spirited, unfair and lacking any transparency for media organisations to announce their draconian punishments against Andrew Quilty without providing the most basic details of the accusations, or flagging any further investigation into the claims on which those punishments are based.
Posts published in “Opinion”
Before her death in 2010 my paternal grandmother gave me a box of family photographs. It contained mostly black and white images taken between 1950…
What the farnarkling hell is happening to the Ballarat International Foto Biennale? At the time I thought it passing strange that the first commission and artist-in-residence…
Last week Inside Imaging ran an opinion piece, Was more diligence due from AIPP?. The article touched on whether the Institute should accept responsibility for…
The dramatic announcement last week from the AIPP that multi-APPA-winning photographer Lisa Saad was to have all those awards taken from her and given to photographers who haven’t broken the competition rules included an assertion which grated with many people...
We have closed down our Comments facility on the Lisa Saad story. However one relevant and well-constructed Letter to the Editor-type contribution we thought worth re-publishing…
The latest financial results from Japanese camera manufacturers indicate that Sony has quietly assumed the mantle of market leadership in cameras from long time leader,…
Our story on ‘disruptive’ new wedding photography business Emotion Wedding Photography prompted as many comments from readers as most local photography websites attract in a…
Great layout and page design is not intuitive, a fact that has been proven by thousands of books that have passed through Momento’s print facility. We see many good designs but many would also benefit from using a few design fundamentals.
I was recently invited to speak with students at a Sydney photography college on the business of professional photography. Here is small portion of what…