On September 15 PSC’s Advanced Diploma photojournalism major students travelled to RMIT for a lecture presented by leading international corporate/editorial/travel photographer Ian Lloyd. Canada-born and now resident in Sydney, Ian's career has spanned the globe and included a long stint in Singapore, where he established a stock library and publishing company. Long regarded as a top Asia specialist, he has worked for a number of high-profile clients including National Geographic, Time, Exxon and Apple. He has published 35 books, including  STUDIO: Australian Painters on the Nature of Creativity(2007) , a best-seller accompanied by an exhibition shown in 22 state and regional galleries and seen by more than 130,000 people. Travel remains Ian’s focus, and he spends about half of every year on the road shooting stock and undertaking occasional editorial assignments.

Topics: Highlight, photojournalism, Time, Travel Photography, Advanced Diploma of Photography, Bill Bachman, careers, diploma of photography, Event, Exxon, Ian Lloyd, melbourne, Melbourne Polytechnic, national geographic, Part Time Photography Course, photographer, photography studies, Photography Tips, professional photography, Published Work, RMIT, Students

On September 15 PSC’s Advanced Diploma photojournalism major students travelled to RMIT for a lecture presented by leading international corporate/editorial/travel photographer Ian Lloyd. Canada-born and now resident in Sydney, Ian's career has spanned the globe and included a long stint in Singapore, where he established a stock library and publishing company. Long regarded as a top Asia specialist, he has worked for a number of high-profile clients including National Geographic, Time, Exxon and Apple. He has published 35 books, including  STUDIO: Australian Painters on the Nature of Creativity(2007) , a best-seller accompanied by an exhibition shown in 22 state and regional galleries and seen by more than 130,000 people. Travel remains Ian’s focus, and he spends about half of every year on the road shooting stock and undertaking occasional editorial assignments.

Topics: Highlight, photojournalism, Time, Travel Photography, Advanced Diploma of Photography, Bill Bachman, careers, diploma of photography, Event, Exxon, Ian Lloyd, melbourne, Melbourne Polytechnic, national geographic, Part Time Photography Course, photographer, photography studies, Photography Tips, professional photography, Published Work, RMIT, Students

Topics: Emily Rayner, Keith Shipton, The Weekly Review, Will Shipton, Bill Bachman, Event, Michael Rayner

Topics: Emily Rayner, Keith Shipton, The Weekly Review, Will Shipton, Bill Bachman, Event, Michael Rayner

Bill Bachman, co-ordinator of the Photojournalism Major at PSC, recently had his work featured in the 130th edition of Australian Geographic magazine. From its founding in 1986 by Dick Smith, the journal quickly became Australia’s foremost geographical magazine. Known for it high quality writing, photography, illustration and cartography, the publication’s brief has always been to celebrate Australia’s best in the areas of landscape, natural history, science, industry and people. It has also faithfully maintained a strong focus on adventure and exploration.

Topics: australia, Highlight, Landscape Photography, photojournalism, Australian Geographic, Bill Bachman, Staff

Bill Bachman, co-ordinator of the Photojournalism Major at PSC, recently had his work featured in the 130th edition of Australian Geographic magazine. From its founding in 1986 by Dick Smith, the journal quickly became Australia’s foremost geographical magazine. Known for it high quality writing, photography, illustration and cartography, the publication’s brief has always been to celebrate Australia’s best in the areas of landscape, natural history, science, industry and people. It has also faithfully maintained a strong focus on adventure and exploration.

Topics: australia, Highlight, Landscape Photography, photojournalism, Australian Geographic, Bill Bachman, Staff

Daniel Pockett, part time student of the Advanced Diploma course, was given an opportunity of a lifetime with the prestigious Getty Images. He was assigned to cover The Australian Open of 2016, getting full access to every corner of selected venues. Previously with Getty (earlier in 2015), Daniel was given the chance to cover various other events such as ICC Soccer in June, MotoGP (in October), Big Bash Cricket (in December).

Topics: Highlight, photojournalism, The Age, The Australian Open, Bill Bachman, Daniel Pockett, Internship, News, Part Time Photography Course, Students

Daniel Pockett, part time student of the Advanced Diploma course, was given an opportunity of a lifetime with the prestigious Getty Images. He was assigned to cover The Australian Open of 2016, getting full access to every corner of selected venues. Previously with Getty (earlier in 2015), Daniel was given the chance to cover various other events such as ICC Soccer in June, MotoGP (in October), Big Bash Cricket (in December).

Topics: Highlight, photojournalism, The Age, The Australian Open, Bill Bachman, Daniel Pockett, Internship, News, Part Time Photography Course, Students

Creative lighting on location was theme-of-the-month for Advanced Diploma Photojournalism majors in August.

Topics: bachelor of photography, Highlight, lighting techniques, photography courses melbourne, photojournalism, simon schluter, The Age, Bill Bachman, Fairfax media, photography, photography studies, southbank, Staff, Students, Uncategorized

Creative lighting on location was theme-of-the-month for Advanced Diploma Photojournalism majors in August.

Topics: bachelor of photography, Highlight, lighting techniques, photography courses melbourne, photojournalism, simon schluter, The Age, Bill Bachman, Fairfax media, photography, photography studies, southbank, Staff, Students, Uncategorized