We are very pleased to welcome our newest member, Bouwe Brouwer.
Hailing from Sneek in the Nertherlands, Bouwe trained as an illustrator before discovering writing and later photography.
From haiku poetry to short stories and photography, Bouwe Brouwer draws inspiration in the observation of everyday life : « It can be exhilarating to photograph on your street, because suddenly it’s not the street you thought you knew, but a whole new world you discover. I love it when people ask me: “Where did you take these pictures? Then they are always surprised to learn that they came from my garden, the corner shop or the racetrack near my house.” »
Please join us in wishing Bouwe a warm welcome to UP!
News
Matt Stuart’s film “Her Majesty’s Queue” for The New Yorker
Matt Stuart‘s observational film “Her Majesty’s Queue” captures the camaraderie in the queue of people waiting to pay their final respects to Queen Elizabeth II.
Matt Stuart featured on Colossal
Matt Stuart‘s book “Think Like a Street Photographer” is featured on Colossal. You can read the article here.
Matt Stuart on “The Nearest Truth” Podcast
Brad Feuerhelm interviews Matt Stuart on “The Nearest Truth” podcast. You can listen to their in-depth conversation here.
Matt Stuart on the “Streets Unplugged” Podcast
Marc Erpelding interviews Matt Stuart on the “Streets Unplugged” podcast. You can listen to the conversation online here, or on your favorite podcast app.
“The Sidewalk Ballet” Exhibition by Melissa O’Shaughnessy at the Municipal Art Society of New York
Melissa O’Shaughnessy‘s solo exhibition, “The Sidewalk Ballet,” is now on view at the Municipal Art Society of New York. The virtual exhibition can be seen online here.
Joel Meyerowitz and Melissa O’Shaughnessy for T Magazine
Joel Meyerowitz and Melissa O’Shaughnessy photographed actor Ethan Hawke and choreographer Raja Feather Kelly for the New York Times T Magazine. You can see their respective photographs and the accompanying articles here and here.
Matt Stuart on “The Fujicast” Podcast
Kevin Mullins and Neale James interview Matt Stuart on “The Fujicast.” You can listen to the conversation online here or on your favorite podcast app.
Alison McCauley featured in The Guardian
The Guardian features photographs from Alison McCauley‘s book “Anywhere But Here.” You can see the full article here.
Free Portfolio Reviews for Women & Non-binary Photographers: Second Edition
The women of UP Photographers(Julia Baier, Meg Hewitt, Ariadna Lasser, Graciela Magnoni, Alison McCauley, Melissa O’Shaughnessy and Eléonore Simon) are pleased to announce the second edition of our free portfolio reviews destined to women, intersex and non-binary photographers.
Whether your photographic project is ongoing or you are in the final editing phase, we would love to help you move your project forward and work through any questions or doubt you might have.
English isn’t your first language? We can conduct reviews in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and German. Just let us know your language preferences in your application (and feel free to send your submission in any of those languages).
Application Requirements
– A portfolio with no fewer than 12 images, and no more than 30 images
– A short biography (up to 200 words)
– Optional (but highly encouraged): a text supporting your portfolio and describing what you are hoping to achieve through the portfolio review (up to 500 words)
– Links to your website/social media if applicable
– Email your submission to portfolio[at]upphotographers[dot]com by January 31, 2022
As spaces are highly limited, priority will be given to people we haven’t had a chance to speak with last year. If you applied last year and weren’t selected, please feel free to resubmit a portfolio.
Selected applicants will be contacted tosend additional material if needed and schedule a conference call. If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at the above-mentioned address.
Best of luck,
Julia, Meg, Ariadna, Graciela, Alison, Melissa and Eléonore