For three years, former NJP photographer Jonas Bendiksen has travelled the world on a quest for Jesus.
This has resulted in the book and the exhibition entitle... mer / more
Magnum photographer Christopher Anderson and former NJP photographer Linda Bournane Engelberth, now in the mentor program of the agency VII, both work with docu... mer / more
It is a humid August evening, and I am riding round on my faithful white and purple DBS bicycle from 1990.
A refreshing breeze cools me as I coast down the hil... mer / more
The project "The Hessdalen Valley and the quest into the unknown" addresses a mystical phenomenon found in a more or less well-known Norwegian valley.
In a cli... mer / more
The Fritt Ord Foundation and the Norwegian Journal of Photography (NJP) invite the public to a seminar featuring photographers Olivia Arthur and Eugene Richards... mer / more
The third edition of The Norwegian Journal of Photography contains works by nine photographers and is now available for sale online and at the bookshop.
On Fri... mer / more
Norwegian Journal of Photography (NJP) and Fritt Ord invite the public to the seminar Photographs Lie, Photographers Don't, with Donald Weber. The seminar will ... mer / more
The NJP photographers were very well represented on the merit list at the Picture of the Year ceremony in Oslo on Friday.
Tomm W. Christiansen was awarded firs... mer / more
Knut Egil Wang travelled along the San Andreas Fault in California for nearly two years, documenting the people and the landscape there. The financial daily Dag... mer / more
NJP photographer Anne-Stine Johnsbråten's documentary project Good Wife, Wise Mother – Women in Japan is being shown at the House of Photography in Oslo from Ma... mer / more
Documentary photography in Norway has experienced a pronounced renaissance over the last decade, establishing its position as a self-standing genre, autonomous ... mer / more
On 5 December, former NJP photographer Eivind H. Natvig will be launching his book “Du Er Her No / You Are Here Now” in Oslo.
“Du Er Her No / You Are Here Now”... mer / more
