Christian Peacock create situations and environments where people feel safe to relate to him and themselves, one of his clients said, Christian’s photos are about the human spirit and the full range of emotions. He communicates by being empathetic, by being fully present, by listening, by respecting the differences and similarities, accepting, giving, receiving, collaborating and telling the truth. His photographs, natural or staged -- are the evidence. These skills have been utilized for the past couple of years by major companies in the healthcare, pharmaceutical and service industries. From large-scale productions to simple one on one sessions, Christian’s abilities have help humanized stories for the global market.
Photojournalism by Christian Peacock
Christian Peacock create situations and environments where people feel safe to relate to him and themselves, one of his clients said, Christian’s photos are about the human spirit and the full range of emotions. He communicates by being empathetic, by being fully present, by listening, by respecting the differences and similarities, accepting, giving, receiving, collaborating and telling the truth. His photographs, natural or staged -- are the evidence. These skills have been utilized for the past couple of years by major companies in the healthcare, pharmaceutical and service industries. From large-scale productions to simple one on one sessions, Christian’s abilities have help humanized stories for the global market.
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Photojournalism
at Tuesday, 13 March 2012.
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The Egyptian Way to Democracy by Cesare Quinto
Cesare Quinto is a professional photographer and photoreporter, who studied Philosophy and did a Master in Immigration, Political Refugees and Integration Policies. Cesare was born in 1965, he based in Torino, Italy.
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Photojournalism
at Sunday, 19 February 2012.
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Documentary Photogaphy by Jonathan Auch
Jonathan Auch is a photojournalist whose work has had national and international exposure and recognition in galleries, museums, publications, film festivals and public television. As a freelance photographer, often working under extreme conditions, he documents the human condition on critical issues in the US, Caribbean, Mexico and other developing countries. The purpose of his work is to witness, testify and inform while contributing to the larger aesthetic of all activist photojournalists.
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Black and White Photography,
Documentary Photography,
Photojournalism
at Thursday, 22 December 2011.
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