Libby Nightingale of Chromasia tells us more about the wonders of Cyanotypes, one of the photographic processes that will be covered in our upcoming Digital Detox workshop.
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Why you should come to Commissioning for Change
Posted 4 May 2017
Why you should come to Commissioning for Change
Photographer David Nightingale talks to us about Chromasia and Redeye Academy
Posted 16 February 2017
We caught up with David and Libby Nightingale of Chromasia to give you a taste of what to expect in our new Redeye Academy workshops.
Photographers share their funding advice: Interview with Phenomena Collective
Posted 15 February 2017
In this blog series, we explore the various ways in which collectives and individuals have financed their projects.
Photographers share their funding advice: Interview with Nicola Shipley
Posted 31 January 2017
In this blog series, we explore the various ways in which collectives and individuals have financed their projects.
Photographers share their funding advice: Interview with Simon Bray and Tom Musgrove
Posted 24 January 2017
In this blog series, we explore the various ways in which collectives and individuals have financed their projects.
Photographers share their funding advice: Interview with Emilia Telese
Posted 19 January 2017
In this blog series, we explore the various ways in which collectives and individuals have financed their projects.
Entering photo competitions
Posted 2 January 2017
It's a popular time of year for photographers to gather their work together and think about entering awards and competitions. Redeye's director Paul Herrmann gives some guidelines.
Redeye staff's photo-books and exhibitions of 2016
Posted 17 December 2016
If you are looking for last minute gift ideas or inspiration to kick start the year ahead, the Redeye team and colleagues have got you covered as we reflect on some personal favourites among photo-books and exhibitions of 2016.
Highlights of Paris Photo 2016
Posted 21 November 2016
Our new Marketing and Communications Co-ordinator Katrina Houghton and Research Assistant Bryan Beresford re-visit their highlights from Paris Photo 2016.
