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AZG Armenian Daily #036, 01/03/2005
Exhibition
PHOTO-JOURNALISM 2004 INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION IN ARMENIA
On March 4-27 the Amsterdam Annual Exhibition of Photo-Journalism 2004 will
be brought to Armenia by the invitation the Caucasian Mass Media
Institution. The exhibition will be held in "Moscow" cinema.
The 47th annual exhibition was held in Amsterdam, on February 13. According
to the principle of the exhibition 2003 photos were submitted for it in
2004.
4176 photographers from 124 countries submitted 63093 photos for the
international competition of photojournalism. There have been 10 nominations
set up for 62 photographers from 23 countries, including Australia, Belgium,
Canada, China, Finland, France, Germany, etc.
Jean Mark Bojoune, French journalist–photographer from the Associated Press,
won the competition. His photo depicts an Iraqi prisoner that tries to
comfort his 4 years old son.
>>From April 26 to June 20 the exhibition was held in Netherlands, then it
began its world tour in over 80 countries of the world.
By Gohar Gevorgian
--Boundary_(ID_fj8A48E+g9ZJnA9At1KkaQ)--
Exhibition
PHOTO-JOURNALISM 2004 INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION IN ARMENIA
On March 4-27 the Amsterdam Annual Exhibition of Photo-Journalism 2004 will
be brought to Armenia by the invitation the Caucasian Mass Media
Institution. The exhibition will be held in "Moscow" cinema.
The 47th annual exhibition was held in Amsterdam, on February 13. According
to the principle of the exhibition 2003 photos were submitted for it in
2004.
4176 photographers from 124 countries submitted 63093 photos for the
international competition of photojournalism. There have been 10 nominations
set up for 62 photographers from 23 countries, including Australia, Belgium,
Canada, China, Finland, France, Germany, etc.
Jean Mark Bojoune, French journalist–photographer from the Associated Press,
won the competition. His photo depicts an Iraqi prisoner that tries to
comfort his 4 years old son.
>>From April 26 to June 20 the exhibition was held in Netherlands, then it
began its world tour in over 80 countries of the world.
By Gohar Gevorgian
--Boundary_(ID_fj8A48E+g9ZJnA9At1KkaQ)--