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Haleys photographs are bleak and brimming with the realism that only a photographer as seasoned as he could achieve. Given the contrast with Haley’s Robert Capa Gold Medal winning conflict-based coverage, which was dominated by lush color imagery depicting the most horrific acts of violence imaginable, it seems as though this personal project is as much a portrait of the photographer himself as it is an invaluable historical archive. Co-published with Charta Editions.
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Connect 2011 offers the opportunity to meet top photographers, curators, art directors, editors, gallery directors, ad agency creatives, educators and industry leaders in the spectacular dessert environment of Palm Springs, California for this year’s Palm Springs Photo Festival. Show your portfolios, study with legendary photographers, attend cutting-edge seminars/symposiums and enjoy evening projections by world famous image-makers. Network with the master photographers, industry insiders and your contemporaries at several great parties and enjoy the warm Palm Springs weather.WaIk away with a renewed passion for the art of image making. 

Photographers are invited to present their so far unpublished photobooks to a professional international jury. The best 50 books will be exhibited during the 4th International Photobook Festival in Kassel. Winners will be chosen from these 50 tItles and will receive attractive prizes.

Every year the FotoEvidence Book Award will recognize a photo project documenting evidence of a violation of human
rights.

The selected project will be published as part of a
FotoEvidence series of photo books dedicated to the work of
photographers, whose commitment and courage deliver painful truths, creating an awareness and intolerance towards
violations of human dignity.
For more information, visit; www.fotoevidence.com