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Anthony Wallace

Anthony Wallace

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Profession: Photographer / MA Student
Location: London , United Kingdom ( LHR )
Home base: Hong Kong
URL: http://www.seefortyone.com
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Languages spoken: English / Cantonese
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Skype: Antwallace antwallace
Mobile phone: (UK) +44 7517 433906
Last login: about 5 hours ago
Member since: 18 Apr 2006 23:04

About

Anthony Wallace is a photographer who specialises in documentary and photojournalistic subjects. His work has been published by the South China Morning Post, The Guardian, Creative Week, Plan B Magazine, The Hackney Gazette and The Sun. He has also spent time working on the MSF picture desk in London. His photographs have been exhibited in Brighton, London and Glasgow in the UK.


He documented the work of the London based charity Food Chain in 2006. They provide nutrition services including home delivered meals, essential groceries and nutrition advice to men, women and children who are chronically sick as a result of HIV related illnesses. The resulting photos were published by the Guardian and gained him a place on the Masters programme in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at the London College of Communication, commencing in January 2008.


Anthony spent 2007 based in Hong Kong where he was a full time photographic assistant at Red Dog Studio and was also in charge of contributions for Galleri Magazine.


He also took the photographs for the Lanificio Paoletti website, one of Italy’s longest running textile companies.


Anthony was recently featured in a Sony Cybershot ad which can be viewed and chuckled at HERE!.

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ADVICE NEEDED ON USE OF IMAGES AND RELEASE FORMS

My girlfriend recently saw a photographic book that features a portrait of her taken when she was 5 or 6 years old on the front cover. She’s sitting on her grandmother’s lap on a bus in Liverpool…

She first heard about the book during a television program on the photographer and various photographs of her and family members were shown in a slide show.

I’m not sure how this works in the UK, but should she or her grandmother been asked to sign release forms by the photographer for the purpose of his book or not?

I know I certainly don’t go around with release forms, but if I were to one day publish a book should the photo’s contained within be signed off?

Can someone advise me on whether I should be asking people to sign forms as part of my normal daily “street” photo’s?

I know it might sound silly, but I don’t know about UK or international ‘photographic laws’ and if there are any, I’d really like to keep myself up to date.

Any advice appreciated.

Thanks

05 Feb 2008 22:02 | 3 replies

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