NGO Photo Workshop in India.

How expensive will this be for Indian photogs ?

We hope to have some Indian photographers attend the course for free or for very low cost. At present we do not know how many people this will be as this depends on the number of paying participants.

Thanks,
CJ.

Hello,
I am a Docu.Photog. focussing on tribal life.
Will this workshop be helpful to me ?
Please keep me informaed
Good Luck.
Dev

Would love to participate.Let me know what do you have to offer to indian photographers.

I would like to participate as well.

Hi,
I’d like to participate, but like the rest of us, I’m waiting to know the costs involved for Indian photographers.

Hi,
I am a freelance photog in Kolkata. Let me know about the participation in detail. It seems interesting.

Regards

Hi Cj,
This workshop is interesting. I am a freelance photog in the Philippines and at the same time works for an NGO. I wonder if you also scholarships for Asian participants.

Thanks,
gigie

Its really intersting and eager to join as well. But Whts the fee? Is it with in our reach? happy to get a detail.

http://www.tpw.it/2008/kolkata_project_workshop/kolkata_project_workshop_set.htm
€1700 + accommodation.

I would live to attend and am working on a project for an NGO helping street kids in India…but EUR 1700 for the week – and thats without flights..bit steep for a poor NGO helper !!!

We are currently down to the last couple of places. If anybody would like to attend please get in touch asap. For further details please see below.

NGO Photo Workshop in India.

Working with NGO’s and Making a Difference with Photography

Saturday 14th March 2009 – Sunday 22nd March 2009, Kolkatta, India

Every photographer wants to take great pictures that can make a difference and help make the world a better place. A workshop organized by photographic charity Changing Ideas and Toscana Photographic Workshops and led by the award winning photographer Stanley Greene will give you the exciting opportunity to take pictures that can really make a difference.

Taking place in Kolkata, India in March 2009, several small local NGO’s have been recruited to work with participating photographers who will be assessing the NGO’s needs and producing appropriate photography.

The workshop will have several experts on hand to guide and help the photographers taking part. These include photographer Stanley Greene, who will draw on his wealth of experience in concerned photography to provide invaluable knowledge and support for the workshop participants. Additional support will be provided by Cheryl Newman, Picture editor of the Daily Telegraph, will be guiding photographers on creating the story. Also Alice Wynne Wilson, former Communications Director of ActionAid India. Alice will provide detailed knowledge of NGO’s photographic needs and ways of working.

Through this workshop photographers will gain an invaluable insight into the needs of NGO’s and the types of imagery they require with the added benefit of knowing that they are providing a service that these small NGO’s would otherwise be unable to afford.

At the end of the workshop, each NGO will be provided with a selection of material that can be used to help them in an area of their work be that fundraising, advocacy or awareness.

The workshop will be run from Saturday 14th March 2009 – Sunday 22nd March 2009.
For further information: TPW .

sounds great since I’m in India, but like Michael said a bit expansive ….1700. Eur
I wish I had that money to spend … good luck for the ones that can afford this

We hope to have some Indian photographers attend the course for free or for very low cost. At present we do not know how many people this will be as this depends on the number of paying participants.

Who got the free and low cost workshops? We are all interested.

JB

I would also like to know which Indian photographer paid 1700 Euros and attended the workshop. Seriously.

Well I guess they are not going to answer this one.

In answer to the above questions:

- Places to Indian photographers were given for free.

- Further details about this years workshop and participants will be posted on the Changing Ideas workshop in the coming weeks.

Thanks.