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Photobook Project

Open window—roads below, sill peeling paint. Sheer drapes veil the view: lean trees, parked cars, the blur of a passing tram.

The Pain of Disrupted Communication

Editing in the era of COVID-19

Expectation vs. reality

Two photography teachers stood at the front of our editing class in April — hands waving, projector flicking —…

Ashlea Spierings

Bo (a student photographer) sits on the ground, surrounded by his photography equipment.

A unique collaboration.

This semester for RMIT’s Advanced Editing course saw a photobook collaboration that was unique to any that have…

Nompumelelo Mpehle

Finding the story

As part of Advanced Editing in the Associate Degree of Professional Writing and Editing, I was asked to edit a chapter of a…

Joshua Dabelstein

Collaboration as therapy

I’m sat across from Iain at The Rainbow Hotel in Fitzroy, a couple of days…

A laptop, notebook, writing tools and a coffee sit on a wooden desk.

To Care or Not to Care

The art of editing the personal and stepping back

A person holding a camera up to the viewer, blocking their own face as they look through the viewfinder.

Communication is Key

The importance of talking, understanding, and being on the same page in creative…

Two people are in a video meeting. The man on the laptop screen is wearing glasses and is smiling; the other person is gesturing with their back to the camera. There’s an open book next to the laptop.

New editor nerves: Navigating the first author–editor meeting

A trio of young women walk home after a night out.

Editing a photobook: Flexible editing makes creative work

It took working with photography for me to…

A typed piece of white paper with red ink edits scribbled on it. A red pen lays across the page.

Autonomous Authors and Extraneous Editors

How to be a good editor to an independent author

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