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THE need to explore the configurations by which the past, the present and the future interact within the photographic medium, was at the core of the 9th edition of the LagosPhoto Festival.
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‘These bold, new-generation photographers sift through our rich fashion, culture, traditions, narratives and symbols’
Read More Not fewer than 25 youths were engaged in a week- long photography workshop organised by the Corporate Affairs Department of GTBank Plc held at the YouREAD Center Yaba, Lagos with theme: The Days of Dorcas.
Read More Conference like this has been proven to birth skills, define careers and produce some of our industry icons
Read More Edo State Government has concluded plans to partner with the After Graduate Development Centre to train 200 youths on solar panel installation, photography and cosmetology.
Read More A 2-day photography workshop cum roundtable which held in Benin City has challenged professional and upcoming photographers in Nigeria to be patient, creative, purposeful and always see life from the positive side, no matter how bad things may be, as well as do things differently from the normal, if they would want to make it in the photography business.
Read More IFyou are one of those imaging and optical product enthusiasts that have been asking; “What’s new with Canon?” Well, Canon has answered. At a show that had cinematographers, film makers, videographers and media executives present, Canon displayed its latest range of professional video and photographic tools.
Read More When I started it was analogue no digital. I experienced the analogue years before it transformed to digital
Read More When Segun Olotu, the convener of the Now Collectives International Conference TNC’17 made a passionate speech towards an emerging perspective in the photography industry during the opening of the maiden edition of the world photography workshop in Lagos weekend, little did he know that a new chart and awareness beyond traditional narrative was created.
Read More Emily Nkanga, 21, is one of the few young Nigerians with a strong passion to excel using photography as a launch pad. Nkanga who studied TV and Film at the American University of Nigeria, Yola Adamawa State capital, urged Nigerian youths to engage in meaningful enterprise instead of waiting for white collar jobs that will never come. She also tasked the youths to use social media positively and make good money off it.
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