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Psyche's FREE Images Psyche's FREE Images Psyche's FREE The above link will take you to my Flickr account where all of the images
are available to use as you wish. Please tell people where you got them. Thanks! Also note that the images are web-optimized and
will work for other web applications as well as for instructional uses. However, if you need or would like a non-optimized
photograph for other purposes, such as printing out larger images, please let us know using the form on the Contact page.
Neil Jackson, Photojournalist Radical photojournalist, Neil Jackson - who works in construction so as not to allow
the corporate media to contaminate his work - has spent twenty years on the road, travelling to the heart of
conflict from battle lines as disparate as the Bosnian war, the streets of Ulster and the riots of England.
Because he remained
detached from corporate media, the self-funded photographer has retained the freedom to do with his images what he wishes
(unlike employed photographers, who lose their copyright to their employers, and are therefore simply tools of the media machine).
Neil has decided
to allow anarchist and radical groups to use his images copyright free, because, he says, “You've got to get
involved at grass roots, you got to make a stand. As teachers, journalists, etc., we cannot simply be observers.
The hacks on the right wing press and the grasping bosses of the colleges and unis have taken a stance and a side - so should
we. And our stand is the other side of the barrier, facing them. Time is running out as the dumbing down
process escalates. They are the enemy, they always have been. Not peasants half a world away. The battle-line
is the human mind, and it is being lost every time a worker stares at a TV screen all evening, every time a journalist watches
silently as a story gets spiked because 'it might upset the advertisers.' It is being won every time someone is woken up to
what's going on. The enemy are the powerful.
Get involved.”
His John Pilger-endorsed work Conflict and
his general photojournalism images (Flickr) can be viewed via the links below.
Contact Neil through his eBlog for more information
and options using his photographs and blogs for educational purposes.
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