On 15th May 1996 a group of anoraks met in a damp dark cellar (better known as Ian McKinnell's brightly lit second floor studio in London) to plot the digital overthrow of the photographic industry... or so it was perceived by those who worked with film at the time. They became known as the Digital Imaging Group. That same group of people met on 18 January 2007 once again in Ian McKinnell's studio... to review the last ten years and look at what digital photography holds in store for the future. Attending were Bob Marchant, Ian McKinnell, Mike Russell, Ed Horwich, Martin Evening, Adam Woolfitt, Colin Thomas, Carl Lyttle, Mike Laye, Douglas Fisher, Paul Webster, Rod Wynne-Powell. 

PRODIG

Digital Imaging Group Reunion

Ed Horwich in conversation with professional photographers talking about their work and life in a digital world. The PRODIG email forum started in 1997 and is one of the longest uninterrupted conversations on the internet. To find out how to take part go to http://prodig.org

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Digital Imaging Group Reunion