Five out of seven winners in the multimedia category for individuals and small teams are
DMJX students. Malene Anthony and I received an award of excellence for ‘The
Rumble’, about the young Iranian girl Tania with a troubled childhood who was
about to enter the octagon in her first MMA fight. A story about loss,
forgiveness and fighting.
https://www.cpoy.org/index.php?s=WinningImages&yr=71&c=332
PHmuseums Early Careers focuses on series done by the photographers from the Photographic
Museum of Humanity online community. The feature includes both images and
interview where I explain why the story on the lasting effects of Agent Orange
in Vietnam is too important to be forgotten.
https://phmuseum.com/news/early-careers-tobias-nicolai
Today British Journal of Photography features an interview alongside some images from ‘The
Inheritance from the Vietnam War’. The article delves into my motivation in
doing the story and I try to put into words why I became a photojournalist.
http://www.bjp-online.com/2016/06/agent-orange-the-legacy-of-vietnam/
The Inheritance from the Vietnam War has been published in the Danish contemporary magazine ATLAS. The story explores the lasting effects and consequenses of the American Governments chemical warfare during the Vietnam War. Here
you can also read the reportage in its entirety (in Danish)
http://atlasmag.dk/billeder/fotografi/den-orange-arv-fra-krigen
Three photographs made it to Picture the Music 2015. Picture the music will be
exhibited at Copenhagen Photo Festival from the 2nd of June to the
12th – and travel the around the country in the following months. At
the same time the book ‘Picture the Music’ will be published.
The book
can be bought here: https://www.saxo.com/dk/picture-the-music_rasmus-ranumlucy-love_indbundet_9788799422289
