Organization of Filipino working photojournalists The Philippine Center for Photojournalism (P*P), Inc. was established by photojournalists in 1997.
Deadline of submissions, March 31, 2023 🙂 NO ENTRY FEE!
Rules are here: https://en.artassociation.asia/app/rules/
https://en.artassociation.asia/app/
2. Institutions shall submit images, but the identity document of each photographer is needed. It is necessary to submit the background information of the photographer, the general description of images and other image-related information, including the creation date, location, general title, single...
Hello and thank you for your interest to participate in the activities of the P*P - QCPG Photo Exhibition + Photo Slideshow + Photojournalism Talks + Photo Walks on February 24-25, 2023 inside the Quezon Memorial Circle. WE ASK EVERYONE TO PLEASE REGISTER. The information you share in this form is f...
As part of the Philippine National Arts Month, the Photojournalists’ Center of the Philippines (P*P) and the Quezon City Government, the Quezon Memorial Circle Administration, and the Quezon City Photographers’ Guild (QCPG), cordially invite everyone to a photo exhibition and photo slideshows featuring the works of P*P and QCPG members, photojournalism talks and photo walks facilitated by P*P members, inside the Quezon Memorial Circle on February 24-25, 2023.
WORKING PROGRAM (Schedules may change)
FEBRUARY 24, 2023 (FRIDAY)
8 AM (Venue: Commonwealth Promenade)
National Anthem
Prayer Offering
Welcome Remarks: Mr. Windsor Bueno
Administrator, Quezon Memorial Circle
Keynote address (TBC):
Hon. Joy Belmonte
Mayor, Quezon City
Ribbon cutting, opening of exhibit and slideshow; photo opportunities.
9 AM
Photojournalism Talk* (Speaker to be announced)
Photojournalists Center of the Philippines
Open forum
11 AM
Photo Walk
Leader: Luis Liwanag, P*P Board Member
With P*P Members
12 NN
Slideshow / Forum*
with P*P Officers and Members
1 PM
Photojournalism Talk*
EC Toledo, P*P Member
Social Media and Photojournalism
Open forum
3 PM
Photo Walk
Leader: Luis Liwanag, P*P Board Member
With P*P Members
6 PM
Slideshow / Forum*
with P*P Officers and Members
FEBRUARY 25, 2023 (SATURDAY)
2 PM
Photojournalism Talk*
Jimmy A. Domingo
P*P and its goals and programs for Philippine photojournalism
Open forum
4 PM
Photo Walk
Leader: Luis Liwanag, P*P Board Member
With P*P Members
6 PM
Slideshow / Forum*
with P*P Officers and Members
7 PM
Closing Fellowship
*Venue for photojournalism talks and slideshows: Century Club Building, inside Quezon Memorial Circle
P*P Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/photojournalism.ph/
P*P Website: https://www.pcp.ph/
Poster design: Angie de Silva
A documentary project about the s*x trafficking of minors is worth nothing if it doesn’t improve the lives of its subjects.
For the 4 families whose dead have been exhumed, it is a bitter homecoming. Five years on, justice continues to be out of reach, investigations languishing.
Mon Acasio and Manolet Agoncillo...
https://thelasallian.com/1987/01/22/from-the-archives-accounts-from-bloody-mendiola/
The farmers cried “land!” They were answered with bullets. Last Jan. 22, peasant demonstrators belonging to the Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas (KMP) ended their week-long agrarian reform campaign…
When she was 11, Lovely Ramos saw six men kill her parents inside their home. The Philippine National Police killed one in a shootout and closed the case.
Five years since he was killed in Duterte’s drug war, Mariza Hamoy’s son has been exhumed and cremated. There is still no justice in sight for the family.
Thirty days after Typhoon Odette struck the Philippines, the residents of Dinagat Islands continue to appeal for help amid the devastation of the storm.
https://www.mindanews.com/photo-of-the-day/2022/01/dinagat-30-days-after-odette/
Text and Photos by Leonard G. Reyes SAN JOSE, Dinagat Islands (MindaNews/ 16 January) – Thirty days after Typhoon Odette made landfall in the Caraga region, the island province of Dinagat app…
Noel Celis Noel
https://www.bbc.com/news/in-pictures-59551477
A selection of some of the best images taken by agency photographers during the past year.
https://news.abs-cbn.com/focus/multimedia/slideshow/07/24/18/slideshow-the-different-faces-of-sona
The look on everybody'sThe look on everybody's faces belie the tragic comedy that was unfolding right before the eyes of everyone. faces belie the tragic comedy that was unfolding right before the eyes of everyone.
Mapagpala at mapagpalayang Bagong Taon sa lahat!!!
Luis Liwanag needs our help...
Dear friends, this is a difficult post for me to make because I know that there is no right timing especially with the recent typhoon Odette and the general pandemic that has been going on for the past two years.
I recently went for an executive check-up following a sharp pain in my head during a flight for a field assignment back in November. The pain lingered for a few weeks, so I had an MRI, ECG, chest X-ray, other blood tests, and finally, a full abdomen ultrasound. There were different findings such as undetected mini-strokes since 2019 when I had my last major hemorrhagic stroke. Some findings are pre-existing conditions, and others are expected due to age.
However, during the ultrasound, they found some cysts and a 4 centimeter mass on my left kidney. I was referred to a urologist and their prognosis was urgent surgery while it is still in an early stage so it doesn’t progress. For that reason, it has to be done by January 2022 and I was told to prepare around 300,000 pesos.
After my stroke in 2019 and due to the pandemic, I have not been able to earn as much as needed. I am now humbly asking for financial assistance through donations from those who are willing and able to. Any amount will incredibly help towards the goal.
Help can be sent to the following channels:
My BPI Account:
ROGELIO LUIS TENEDORA LIWANAG
Savings Account 4229-2462-62
My BDO Account:
ROGELIO LUIS LIWANAG
Savings Account Number 001150246071
My daughter’s Paypal:
[email protected]
My Gcash number:
ROGELIO LUIS LIWANAG
09194852870
Thank you for supporting me and my family to help me overcome this health concern. Sharing this post and any thoughts or prayers will be very much appreciated as we deal with this. I will pay your kindness forward in any form I can. God bless you all.
Sincerely,
Luis
Tanaw Mindanao 2004
100 Years of Mindanao
May 2005
https://verafiles.org/articles/wiser-and-stronger-after-surviving-typhoon-haiyan
Time has not erased from the mind of Nick and Doris “Chai” Quieta what happened on November 8, 2013. Nor has it healed the pain and suffering that typhoon Haiyan brought to their families and that of more than 7, 000 others who perished in that tragedy.
Deteriorating soil quality and the arrival of farmers from other regions have worried among Barangay Miarayon’s Talaandig farmers.
Ramon Sta. Ana's words are slurred, but whatever voice is left of him, he uses to convince others to protect the environment.
Dignity in photography is about representing people as individuals, with their own personalities, aspirations, and life experiences. Dignity is about telling their story — not a story that is created from stereotypes or based on the photographer’s assumptions.
https://witness.worldpressphoto.org/the-ethics-of-documenting-your-own-family-7225ca8bd59a
Seven photographers share some of the ethical considerations that are most present in their minds when working on stories close to home.
As modernist prints from his collection go on show, the star tells how photography became his second greatest passion
Romeo Gacad's letter to journalists covering the aftermath of Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) on December 1, 2013...
Romeo Gacad
Designing Peace
Lecture-presentation at De La Salle College of St. Benilde
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rGgLOXhdzI
Mabuhay ka, Romy!
Commemoration events on November 6, 2021.
Romeo Gacad was an honorary member of P*P. He was one of the four mentors in the Asia-Europe Young Photographers Forum held in Manila in August 2006, organized by P*P with World Press Photo and Asia-Europe Foundation, and participated in by 20 photographers from Asia and Europe.
If your application is accepted, you will participate in a brief interview to determine eligibility and will be notified shortly thereafter. The price of this mentorship is $8,950 (taxes included).
https://www.magnumphotos.com/shop/long-term-mentorship-with-susan-meiselas-and-matt-black/?utm_source=Audience&utm_campaign=5f119a823d-Magnum+Learn+-+Grant+Writing+Seminar+-+DATE_COPY_0&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_237144cbf5-5f119a823d-6024904&mc_cid=5f119a823d&mc_eid=c820087409
Long Term Mentorship with Matt Black and Susan Meiselas Develop your personal or editorial projects with Matt Black and Susan Meiselas, along with your peers, over the course of seven months. Are you looking for mentorship on a long-term personal project? Would you benefit from regular feedback or c...
The Peer Support Network invites you to its 2nd Mental Health Awareness activity. It is open to all media workers and journalists who especially need support in managing the stresses that come with meeting deadlines. Share and pick up a few practical tips from your colleagues and gain insight from our mentor psychologist.
PRE-REGISTER HERE --> https://bit.ly/JournalistsMentalHealthPH
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