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Evening Zoom talk #3 updated Information
- Thread starter tjb
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tjb said:Thanks Peter, I have just received the R7 Newsletter which confirms my question and provides a link to where the recordings are.
Strangely, no newsletter for me [8|]
He achieved a 1st class BA (Hons) in Photography after majoring in Art and Design at college.
Jonathan’s first job was Picture Desk Manager with a press agency which supplied major national newspapers and magazines. Each day he assessed and wired over around 100 pictures – probably the best apprenticeship in the world for sharpening the eye, not just for composition but for the story.
Very soon Jonathan moved from processing photographs to taking them, and was always a buzz when seeing his pictures looking back at him from national newspapers and glossy magazines.
An unusual opportunity presented when Jonathan was given the chance of becoming a Police Photographic Officer. A world away from ‘the mags and the rags’, police photography demands high technical and interpretive skills. The remit was wide – from crime scenes to aerial photography, from public disorder to surveillance, and more. Each picture not only captured vital evidence but told the story.
Through stringent cuts to the Police role Jonathan went freelance in 2010. From then onwards his passion for anything automotive coupled with photography has become…. ‘The Best Job in the World’.
With over forty covers to his name Jonathan regularly shooting for several car magazines. Also shoots for Bentley Motors, Toyota and Honda UK.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~We’ve asked Jonathan to share with us his career, passion and stories from the world of photography; in particular his automotive work.
Porsche Club GBR7 – Yorkshire Region ‘Automotive Photography’Jonathan Jacob Split over three weeks, a look at my career to date and the work / areas I’ve found myself working in.
Week 1, 6th May 2020 (Education / Early work)
- 1. HND Photography Final project (earliest automotive photography)
- 2. Degree Photography Final project (Life in Morgan 1999)
- [style="background-color: #ffffff;"]3. First job in Photography – Guzelian northern picture agency.[/style]
[style="background-color: #ffffff;"]Week 2, 20th May 2020 (‘Police Photographer’ to Freelancer)[/style]
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- [style="background-color: #ffffff;"]1. Overview / remit of a Police Photographer (Including the few images I can show)[/style]
- [style="background-color: #ffffff;"]2. Freelance work. Event work (automotive related)[/style]
- [style="background-color: #ffffff;"]3. Other editorial work for the likes of Bentley (Everything else I shoot)[/style]
- 1. Plenty of automotive automotive work.
- Different techniques used within automotive photography
- Behind the camera on various shoots
- Various cover shoots exposed (does the camera lie?)
- Car portraiture / what’s involved in
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