Speakers:

Alfredo Falvo

In 2001 Alfredo Falvo, after completing an internship at the NY Magnum office, started working as a photojournalist in his native Italy. He obtained a scholarship for the workshop “Progetto Reporter” in Rome in 2003. His work has been part of international photography festivals such us “Fotonoviembre” and “Visa pour l’Image”. In 2005, Falvo published his book  “Lost Angels”, which won him the 1st prize in the 2009 International Photography Awards. Falvo’s images have been published in magazines such as L’Espresso, Io Donna, Repubblica, Internazionale, Vanity Fair Italy and L’Express (France), amongst others. He is represented by Contrasto Agency and is currently working on a long-term project on DR Congo.
www.alfredofalvo.com

Dana Popa

Dana Popa is a Romanian-born freelance photographer. Her work explores contemporary social issues with a particular emphasis on human rights. Popa’s images have appeared in Days Japan, Portfolio, British Journal of Photography and Foto 8 Magazine, amongst others. Her series Not Natasha- focused on the victims of international sex trafficking- received the first Prize in the Center Project Competition, Santa Fe, USA (2010), the Jerwood Photography Award (2007) and the Jury Prize in the Days Japan International Photojournalism Awards (2007). In 2008, her book Not Natasha was published through the commissions of Autograph ABP. Popa’s work has been displayed in numerous international exhibitions. She is currently based in London and is represented by Anzenberger Agency.
www.danapopa.com

David Lloyd (Executive Editor)
David Lloyd is a lecturer and an exhibiting and published practitioner in photojournalism and documentary practice.  He is currently Deputy Director and Convenor of Photojournalism at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.  He argues that good journalism and documentary practice is a form of social activism, while lazy and corrupt journalism is a human rights abuse.

 

Katrin Koenning is a photographer based in Melbourne. Her work has been exhibited at international festivals, museums and galleries, and has been published widely. She has won the Troika Editions Format Exposure Prize, a Julia Margaret Cameron Award, a National Geographic Award, the APA Award, and the Godfrey Rivers Medal, amongst others. She is the Editor of Silent Screams: Rights of The Child of the Australian Photojournalist Magazine. Koenning is a photographer for Amnesty International Australia, and is represented by Obscura Photos.
www.obscuraphotos.com

 

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