The Association of Photographers was first formed in 1968 as the Association of Fashion and Advertising Photographers and is one of the most prestigious professional photographers’ associations in the world.
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With many still recovering from the effects of lockdowns and the pandemic, how best to face further uncertain times?
Sarah Williams of Darklight Art shares her insights and tips to help you navigate the coming months and year ahead.
Following on from the pandemic I wanted to continue shooting for my Heroes project http://files.rakusen.co.uk/HEROESv8.pdf and I was discussing this with my contact at North East Lincolnshire Council.
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Developing your network and connecting with the right people can be problematic. Our panel discuss the experience of photographers of colour
From the initial inspiration to hitting the shelves – join us for a in-depth look on just what it takes to get a photography book published.
Funding Your Project and Working with NGOs AOP Brunch Club Series 2, Episode 3 Monday 10 October at 13:00 BST Introducing the AOP’s successful Breakfast
Studio Pi is are the award-winning artist management and production agency that promotes equality and celebrates diversity.
We spoke with Darren Sital-Singh of Studio Pi to understand how they differ from other agencies and the importance of their mission.
I recently spent several months working on a mammoth project for an American pharmaceutical company with Arnold Worldwide.
After seeing my Invisible Jumpers project, Arnold invited me to work on a multifaceted campaign including stills, cinemagraphs and films, using the wardrobe and location design techniques I’d developed for my personal project
There are a million and one various competitions and awards out there for photographers to enter their work into, not least our own Photography Awards programme, so how does one make sure it’s as painless as possible to enter?
Food photographer Steven Joyce’s latest work includes a series of mouth-watering images for the newly released recipe book ‘Kolkata
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The Economist’s 1843 magazine invites black photographers based in the UK to apply for its one-year mentorship programme designed to help create a pipeline for black talent in photography. 1843 magazine is part of The Economist, publishing long reads and narrative journalism, and emphasises visual storytelling in all its pieces.
© Musa Tukurah
The Association of Photographers is a membership organisation dedicated to promoting, protecting and educating photographers of all levels – from those starting out, to experienced professionals, and everyone in between.
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The AOP Photography Awards are known as the ‘Oscars’ of the photography world. They celebrate excellence in the creative photography and image-making industry.
This is your chance to be seen by leading commissioners and names within the photographic industry. Our 38th AOP Awards are now open…
