D J Clark

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Profession:	Photographer
Location:	Dalian, China (DLN)
Home base:	Dalian
URL:	http://www.djclark.com
URL:	http://htp://www.photoma.org
Email:	•••••••• (private)
Organization:	Panos Pictures
Last login:	about 1 month ago
Member since:	24 Oct 2006 01:10

About

D J Clark has worked worldwide as a photojournalist for more than 15 years. He specialises in working with international development NGO’s to highlight social, political and environmental issues through long term photography projects.

In 2006 Clark moved to Dalian, China to run a new innovative MA in international photojournalism, documentary and travel photography. In 2006 he also ran workshops for the British Council (Croatia) and World Press Photo (Philippines).

D J Clark continues to work as a freelance photographer for NGO’s and publications worldwide and is represented by Panos Pictures in London. He also researches and writes about photography as a vehicle for social change, the subject that drives both his photographic and academic work.

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Future of PJ

I understand this subject is being debated to death, but if any of you are interested, we filmed a discussion between David Campbell (Durham University), Brian Storm (Media Storm), Dan Chung (The Guardian) and Dirck Halstead (Digital Journalist) on the Future of Photojournalism we held for MA PJ Students in China during the summer.

It’s online at http://www.photoma.org/debate.htm (where you can also download an ipod version if you don’t want to sit in front of the computer for 1 1/2 hours). A vimeo version is also available on our blog at http://www.photoma.org/blog which will work better for slower connections.

24 Sep 2008 04:09 | 3 replies

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