Jock Fistick

Travel History

Profession:	Photojournalist
Location:	Brussels , Belgium ( BRU )
Home base:	Brussels, Belgium
URL:	http://www.fistick.com
Email:	•••••••• (private)
Languages spoken:	English, French
Organization:	Axis-5 Images
AIM/iChat:	jock@mac.com
Skype:	jfistick
Mobile phone:	+32 497 48 5040
Emergency notes:	•••••••• (private)
Blood type:	O+
Last login:	about 1 month ago
Member since:	23 Jun 2005 17:06

About

I am an American freelance photojournalist based in Brussels, Belgium.

With 20 years of experience in editorial and corporate photography, I routinely travel on assignment throughout Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia.

My work has been published internationally in a variety of newspapers, magazines and books – The New York Time, International Herald Tribune, Financial Times,
Time Magazine, Newsweek, Paris Match, Der Spiegel, le nouvel Observateur and L’Express, comprise a few of my publication credits. Recent corporate clients include
The Carlisle Group, GE Healthcare, Hewlett Packard, Diebold Inc., Eli Lilly/Europe, Exxon Mobile/Europe and the European Commission.

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Blast furnace N…

The Gilles of B…

Prayer for the …

Filip Bourgoo c…

Palestinian Aut…

Clash in Ramall…

The mother and …

A mother mourns…

A Palestinian b…

Martyrs Funeral…

Buddhist Monk -…

Iraqi Refugee -…

Wallace Reyes, …

Philippe Busty,…

Georges Jacobs …

Thomas B. Johan…

Independence Da…

Overnight train…

Pokhara, Nepal

Jewish Synagogu…

Beijing, China

Democratic Repu…

Burn victim - C…

Afghan refugee …

Dalai Lamas com…

Arcelor steel p…

Coffin Maker - …

Funeral Payer -…

Maximum Securit…

RAWALPINDI, PAK…

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Photoshelter Collection

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http://www.pdnonline.com/pdn/newswire/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003640924

Grover Sanschagrin’s quote is killer :-)

In his presentation, Sanschagrin took sly aim at Getty Images, currently under fire for drastically lowering its prices for online-use licenses. Sanschagrin said PhotoShelter Collection contributors will have access to specific sales data that most stock libraries, including Getty, keep confidential.

“Its time for this data to be turned over to photographers where it can be used for the good of the industry, not just so it can be used for the good of a few people who happen to have access to a family oil fortune,” he said.

16 Sep 2007 00:09 | 13 replies

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