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Tatsiana Chypsanava – Ethical Visual Storytelling 13th of July 2023

Tatsiana is a freelance documentary photographer with a focus on indigenous issues, migration and climate change.

She will be talking about a long-term project of hers, documenting her adopted whanau. She will discuss developing the project, its importance in her professional journey and finding herself in photography through embracing ethical visual storytelling.

Date: 13th July, doors open from 7pm
Location: Tararua Tramping Club
Entry: Free entry for Members, Public $5
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Tatsiana Chypsanava – Ethical Visual Storytelling

Tatsiana is a freelance documentary photographer with a focus on indigenous issues, migration and climate change.

She will be talking about a long-term project of hers, documenting her adopted whanau. She will discuss developing the project, its importance in her professional journey and finding herself in photography through embracing ethical visual storytelling.

Date: 13th July, doors open from 7pm
Location: Tararua Tramping Club
Entry: Free entry for Members, Public $5
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Exploring Documentary Photography with Mark Coote

About Mark:
I have been earning my living as a photographer for 30 years. I started out working on newspapers and then like all journalists eventually do, I went to the dark side.I do commercial work now, mainly in the Communications space. Each assignment or photoshoot has a brief. It can be highly prescriptive and is always challenging. It is virtually never documentary.

But what is documentary photography? And how much of the work in my newspaper days was actually documentary?

I will show a range of images, both commissioned and personal with the focus being on documentary work.

You can see more of Mark’s work here:
http://www.markcoote.com

https://www.facebook.com/markcootephotographer/

 

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