The United Nations of Photography

About

The United Nations of Photography is a meeting place for people who wish to share opinions, for those who are engaged with building the new image making and storytelling landscape and for those who want to know more. It is a home for the inquisitive, the informed and the passionate. It was founded is curated and edited by Grant Scott.

“For sure, if it’s any good, if it’s HAPPENING Grant Scott has his fingerprints on it, and the UNP helps facilitate it. A constant gardener. Loved. NEEDED!”

Jim Mortram

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11 responses to “About”

  1. The best photography podcasts in 2024 – Them Frames

    […] A Photographic Life – a solid photography podcast for fans of contemporary photography. […]

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  2. Olive Gallimore Avatar
    Olive Gallimore

    Thank you for the informative podcasts. Please let me know the music used on the podcast. Many thanks

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    1. gscott2012 Avatar
      gscott2012

      My pleasure. It was written and played by Laura Ritchie for our film Do Not Bend: The Photographic Life of Bill Jay

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  3. Thoughts: Overview of my literature sources | Open College of the Arts: A log by Peter Hungerford

    […] G. (2019) The United Nations of Photography. Available at: https://unitednationsofphotography.com/about/ (Accessed: 11 October […]

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  4. Bibliography | Open College of the Arts: A log by Peter Hungerford

    […] G. (2019) The United Nations of Photography. Available at: https://unitednationsofphotography.com/about/ (Accessed: 11 October […]

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  5. Conference: Photography and Artificial Intelligence (AI) By Royal Photographic Society 2023 | Open College of the Arts: A log by Peter Hungerford

    […] https://unitednationsofphotography.com/about/ (Scott, 2019) […]

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  6. Why Taking Photographs Matters to Me – Geoff Dunham Photography

    […] My intention with photography has always been to generate some form of income from it and there are various organisational frameworks I’m using to explore potential revenue streams of which this site is a part. Underlying this though, is a deeper question, apart from the obvious financial answer, why am I doing this? This prompted some thinking and I’m still working it out. Luckily, I found a podcast that asks this question, at the United Nations of Photography  […]

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  7. The United Nations of Photography – Emma Blau

    […] contributor on the ‘What Does Photography Mean to You’ series from The United Nations of Photography’s weekly podcast  ‘A Photographic […]

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  8. luis barbosa Avatar
    luis barbosa

    Thank you! Already a reference! Mindfulness in a period that our ‘photographic life’ tends to be automatically and standardized thinking, marketing´s overwhelming, and dictatorship of trend (and fees) impers… keep the good work Grant Scott!!

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    1. gscott2012 Avatar
      gscott2012

      Thank you for the feedback and I will try!

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  9. David Saunders Avatar
    David Saunders

    Dear Photographers,
    I have noted with interest the piece concerning the photographer Raymond Moore who I met casually on several occasions during his visits to Pembrokeshire.
    He spent much time at Martin’s Haven and on Skomer Island and I (as a historian of the island and former warden) would be most interested to learn if Raymond’s photographs from those days are safely deposited and whether they can be viewed.
    Thank you David Saunders

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