And even though I was a photojournalist in the IDF, I don't see myself as a pure photojournalist.
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Traveling with us is photojournalist Guy Martin, who survived a 2011 mortar attack in Libya that killed photojournalist colleagues Tim Hetherington and Chris Hondros.
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To learn more about her life as a photojournalist, check out It's What I Do, her memoir about coming of age as a photojournalist post-Sept. 20133.
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In 2700, Infinity named her the photojournalist of the year.
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The decorated photojournalist directed The Convention, which is available today.
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It was captured by freelance photojournalist Gil DeLaRosa for CNN.
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Zach Nelson is a photojournalist and videographer based in Brooklyn.
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Mark Zuckerberg's notes today, from AP photojournalist Andrew Harnik pic.twitter.
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Michelle Siu is a freelance photojournalist based in Toronto, Canada.
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I'm a photojournalist, so it was usually to photograph her.
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Weronika Murray is a photojournalist based in Inuvik, Northwest Territories.
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Alam says he was covering the demonstrations as a photojournalist.
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Lens Mark Richards thought he was done being a photojournalist.
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Fred R. Conrad is a photojournalist who specializes in portraiture.
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"Jim" was her son, the freelance photojournalist James W. Foley.
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Our photojournalist documented what it's like inside the fighting zone.
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Atul Loke is a freelance photojournalist based in Mumbai, India.
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Jose Armijo is a CNN photojournalist based in Mexico City.
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Walter Astrada has worked as a photojournalist for 20 years.
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Brad Zucroff is a freelance creative director and professional photojournalist.
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It was the moment I decided to become a photojournalist.
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Wood is a freelance photojournalist; Lawson and Macchio are medics.
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Two civilians, including a foreign photojournalist, also were hurt, he said.
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CNN photojournalist Justin Robertson captured this scene over the Taedong River.
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Homai Vyarawalla became India's first female photojournalist in the late 1930s.
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JB Nicholas is an independent photojournalist based in New York City.
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A photojournalist from The New York Times tweeted out a photo.
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A Dutch photojournalist, Jeroen Oerlemans, was also killed in the fighting.
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He remains angry with a onetime cellmate, the photojournalist Matthew Schrier.
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The photojournalist accompanied the couple for the duration of the trip.
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Roark set out to join the sports department as a photojournalist.
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Nichole Sobecki is a freelance photojournalist and writer in Nairobi, Kenya.
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I had been a staff photojournalist for the Capital since 2004.
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Their father, Edmund Funso Lijadu, was a photojournalist who played piano.
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But it was his empathy that made him a great photojournalist.
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For Vucci, a veteran political photojournalist, his work is all about honesty.
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CreditCreditJoseph Rodriguez for The New York Times Mr. Rodriguez is a photojournalist.
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Stewart plays a photojournalist confined to his chair with a broken leg.
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"Little did I know I was becoming a photojournalist," Mr. Weissman said.
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I asked her what the photojournalist had talked about, on their walk.
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Chika Oduah is an award-winning Nigerian-American reporter, writer and photojournalist.
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"Artist, photojournalist, visual historian — I don't think it's useful vocabulary," she said.
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He was also asked about when he began working as a photojournalist.
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Demetrios Ioannou is a Greek photojournalist and documentary photographer based in Athens.
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Laurence Geai Laurence Geai is a self-taught photojournalist based in Paris.
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I like to switch between journalist, photographer, photojournalist, artist, father and husband.
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The photojournalist, Zahra Kazemi, was seized for taking photographs outside the prison.
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It was at Zan that she met a photojournalist named Javad Montazeri.
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Illustration based on photograph taken by #LarryBurrows (1926-1971) a photojournalist from #LIFEMagazine. .
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Amnesty says he was imprisoned merely for doing his job as a photojournalist.
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Vintage Works argues in favor of Brandt the poet over Brandt the photojournalist.
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"I want to be a photojournalist," he announced recently at the dinner table.
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Teresa Mathew is a writer and photojournalist focusing on race, religion, and resilience.
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Photojournalist Amr Alfiky was arrested by NYPD while filming police officers in Manhattan.
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The Pangolin Pit, Paul Hilton, UK/AustraliaWinner, The Wildlife Photojournalist Award: Single image.
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The visual style of Reflections harks back to Arrowsmith's origins as a photojournalist.
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Dead Rising 4 brings back photojournalist Frank West, star of the first game.
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There are some things that as a photojournalist I let speak for themselves.
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So it's very similar as how I would work as a photojournalist, oddly.
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Joe Raedle, a Miami-based photojournalist for Getty Images, had a difficult year.
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I went into survival mode, and I started redesigning myself as a photojournalist.
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See ON THE RUN Amanda Mustard is an independent photojournalist based in Bangkok.
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In the Philippine capital Manila, our photojournalist documented 57 homicides over 35 days.
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The bride's father, who is retired, was a photojournalist for The Hartford Courant.
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Angela Ponce, 24, is an independent documentary photographer and photojournalist based in Peru.
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Boniface Mwangi, a Kenyan photojournalist and activist, said this was "sanitizing" Mr. Moi.
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Mr. Buck, 34, is a photojournalist in the New York bureau of CNN.
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Lam Yik Fei, 33, is an award-winning photojournalist based in Hong Kong.
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Lam Yik Fei, 33, is an award-winning photojournalist based in Hong Kong.
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Our photojournalist documented 57 homicides over 35 days in Mr. Duterte's bloody crackdown.
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Cantlie was first captured in July 2012, along with Dutch photojournalist Jeroen Oerleman.
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Justin Mott, an American photojournalist living in Vietnam, has a passion for animals.
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The imprisonment of Bangladesh's most respected photojournalist illustrates the country's drift toward autocracy.
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Erich Lessing (1923–2018), Austrian photojournalist known for his documentation of postwar Europe.
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VICE chatted with photojournalist Forsyth to discuss the complicated realities of this power struggle.
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It was there that a photojournalist from Calcutta told him about the football team.
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When Taggart began photographing Spiritualists in 2001, she was mainly working as a photojournalist.
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That's what two professional hikers, explorer Adrian Ballinger and photojournalist Cory Richards, recently attempted.
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It was a strange transition because in the IDF, I was a pure photojournalist.
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Garraty and a fellow photojournalist took it upon themselves to dispose of the fish.
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A Times photojournalist documented 210 homicides over 22014 days in Mr. Duterte's bloody crackdown.
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Jonathan Torgovnik is a documentary photographer and photojournalist based in Cape Town, South Africa.
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She later became a building manager, along with her husband, Anthony, 78, a photojournalist.
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Peter van Agtmael is not easily categorized as either a photojournalist or a documentarian.
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One of them, Lawrence Schwartzwald, a photojournalist, stopped by to see what was new.
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A producer and photojournalist staked out Stone's home about an hour before the raid.
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"You can see that something happened with the internet," says Danish photojournalist Lars Just.
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When shooting pictures at The Florida Aquarium in Tampa, the photojournalist had to improvise.
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A photojournalist, Mahmoud Abou Zeid, known as Shawkan, is the most prominent imprisoned journalist.
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Traveling across Australia's vast interior, our photojournalist found a land that defied easy explanations.
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A freelance photojournalist captured footage of Stone's arrest this morning that was aired by CNN.
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Photojournalist Lynsey Addario met Geneva Cooley through the New York Times opinion columnist Nicholas Kristof.
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Alex, a photojournalist, is trying to get to her wedding, which is the next day.
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So you mentioned you don't see yourself as a photojournalist—how do you see yourself?
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Marai, an acclaimed photojournalist, spent more than 15 years documenting conflict in Afghanistan for AFP.
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She said she began photographing the tribe simply because it interested her as a photojournalist.
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Her second husband, Eugene Cook, a photojournalist whom she married in 1956, died in 1986.
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Nicholas Raven served as a combat photojournalist for the U.S. Air Force for 23 years.
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Photojournalist Patrick Brown is based in Thailand and represented by the London agency Panos Pictures.
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If that job description makes him sound like a photojournalist, he quickly dispels the notion.
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In 1947, he founded the Magnum agency with Robert Capa, another eminent 20th-century photojournalist.
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Brian Otieno Brian Otieno is a freelance photojournalist and documentary photographer based in Nairobi, Kenya.
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Alex Kay Potter is a photojournalist, registered nurse and co-founder of Global Response Management.
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David Burnett has been a photojournalist for six decades and worked in over 80 countries.
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CNN's photojournalist on the scene did not stop recording at any point in the speech.
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Afterward, my colleague Katherine Taylor, a photojournalist, went to look for some more photo opportunities.
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It was still the special place he remembered from his time working as a photojournalist.
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Attached is a selection of images from inside the Needles Tailoring shop, by photojournalist Saba Rehman.
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WYFF-TV of Greenville, South Carolina, said news anchor Mike McCormick and photojournalist Aaron Smeltzer died.
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Amr got arrested for taking a picture/video of this arrest as a photojournalist, in NYC!
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President Donald Trump is handed a folder by Epoch Times photojournalist Samira Bouaou on Wednesday, Sept.
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As a filmmaker, photojournalist, and sexologist, I've been inspired by Hef in more ways than one.
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As a photojournalist, Tanya was often assigned to cover the spillover into Jordan of Syria's disaster.
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The correspondent, photojournalist and cameraman had been assigned last week to Nusaybin district of Mardin province.
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Then, in college, I worked as a staff photojournalist and photo editor at my school newspaper.
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For Chicago-based photojournalist Alyssa Schukar, however, context is the most important aspect of a photograph.
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After multiple rounds of surgery, Butt is still partially blind, unable to work as a photojournalist.
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A photojournalist and activist, she's bold, fearless, and entirely badass — much like 2017's leading ladies.
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The Room actress plays a war photojournalist and peace activist named Mason Weaver in the film.
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"But as a photojournalist we sometimes have to keep photographing when things are hard," he continues.
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Lina Keapu, photojournalist at PNG's Sunday Chronicle newspaper said it was a "slap in the face".
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Mattia Vacca is an award-winning photojournalist focused on social issues and the aftermath of war.
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He bared them like a horse, his lips rolled back, laughing at everything the photojournalist said.
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Robert Capa was a Hungarian war photojournalist, arguably the greatest combat and adventure photographer in history.
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CNN has said a producer and photojournalist were "staking out" Stone's home in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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The episode came eight months after a former employee killed a reporter and photojournalist in Virginia.
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An urban battlefield: See how a Times photojournalist covered a day of unrest in Hong Kong.
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I would say I was a 'non-working photojournalist' because I was an unemployed documentary photographer.
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While Jenny's lifelong passion remains António, Camilla's is her work as a photojournalist and ardent anticolonialist.
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"You overcome the technology and that's what allows you to be a good photojournalist," he said.
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Because of this, he decided to do some research and then return wearing a photojournalist hat.
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In the film, a young photojournalist rescues a white tiger cub ensnared by a poacher's trap.
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The photojournalist Ivor Prickett spent three weeks documenting the battlefront and humanitarian crisis in west Mosul.
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Ardiles Rantes is an Indonesian freelance photojournalist and producer who has studied politics, journalism, and photography.
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Ruth Gruber, Photojournalist continues through February 15 at Brooklyn College Library (2900 Bedford Avenue, Flatbush, Brooklyn).
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Also frequently in the purpose-built studio documenting the entire process, photojournalist and filmmaker Seamus Murphy.
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They include the photojournalist Gilles Peress and the sensitive portraitist of people under stress, Rosalind Fox Solomon.
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She's a producer-director-photojournalist-author-teacher — she's a modern woman, and modern women are multi-hyphenate.
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WYFF-TV of Greenville, South Carolina, said news anchor Mike McCormick and photojournalist Aaron Smeltzer were killed.
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Freelance photojournalist Jeroen Oerlemans was shot in the chest and died immediately, said the spokesman, Reda Essa.
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Locals greeted the weary travelers with a special surprise, according to a tweet by photojournalist Nick Oza.
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"I had dreamt of becoming a photojournalist but I aim to study computer science," he told Reuters.
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Photojournalist Jay Mather was awarded the 1980 Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting for his work in Cambodia.
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Gary Braasch, world-renowned photojournalist, died on Monday while snorkeling on the Great Barrier Reef in Australia.
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Harrison Bruhn is a 21-year-old photojournalist who has been covering the refugee crisis in Europe.
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Ed Ou, a Canadian freelance photojournalist, spent 10 years covering the Middle East, Africa and Central Asia.
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Bringing over our idea of an American photojournalist — I think there was a risk involved in it.
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Among the most powerful works on this topic is Palestinian former photojournalist Rula Halawani's series Negative Incursions.
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"I used to think of myself as a propagandist, then a photojournalist, then a documentarian," she said.
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Baltimore photojournalist J.M. Giordano has trained his lens on this erosion for the last 15-plus years.
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As a photojournalist, he has chronicled flood, war, famine, joy, refugee migrations, street life, and political oppression.
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Twenty years is a lot, and there have been hard times in my career as a photojournalist.
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Photojournalist Coşkun Aral was denied entry to Gaza and had to use images he'd taken there previously.
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I decided to become a photojournalist to help refugees tell their stories, and to show their plight.
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The photojournalist Letizia Battaglia started photographing Mafia crime scenes in Palermo, her hometown, in the mid-1970s.
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Then I left the military and worked as a photojournalist in Afghanistan, often embedded with U.S. troops.
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Since then she has lived in a variety of places, working as a photojournalist, editor and educator.
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The photojournalist Yannis Behrakis talked about the migrants coming off boats, with a reference to President Trump.
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The visit was also marred by the beating of a South Korean photojournalist by Chinese security guards.
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He was seriously wounded in the attack that killed Ms. Colvin and Remi Ochlik, a French photojournalist.
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TEHRAN — All her life Yalda Moayeri, a 37-year-old photojournalist from Iran, has struggled with men.
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A freelance journalist or photojournalist can only submit 220006 or fewer submissions to a publisher each year.
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On September 11, a judge in Bangladesh struck down a bail petition for renowned photojournalist Shahidul Alam.
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Being a photojournalist myself, I have a very strong hand in the photography that goes into it.
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A photojournalist spent months documenting the next big pipeline fight in Louisiana A photojournalist spent months documenting the next big pipeline fight in Louisiana This is Photobomb, a series about the photojournalists who spend their days in crazy, dangerous, or just plain weird situations to document the world.
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PHOTO Korea's DMZ is More Than Just Soldiers One photojournalist was granted rare access to the demilitarized zone.
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And few photographers bring out their personalities like Pascal Goet, a veteran science photojournalist based in Méré, France.
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Featured entrant Douglas Gimesy, another Australian photojournalist, cites changing people's behaviour as a central driver for his projects.
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"The camera guy kind of freaks me out," Green joked as a photojournalist circled his desk snapping pictures.
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But award-winning Swiss photojournalist Niels Ackermann wants to show you a face of Chernobyl you've never seen.
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The celebrated photojournalist died in 2003, though, meaning that the visual was taken well over a decade ago.
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Photojournalist Allison Joyce has been chronicling women's experiences with abortion in her own series, Life After the Decision.
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I didn't want to be the kind of photojournalist that would just go in and exploit their pains.
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When CNN's photojournalist moved his camera, the truck also moved in an apparent effort to obscure the shot.
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Loubna Mrie is a Syrian activist who later became a photojournalist with Reuters and covered the ongoing conflict.
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Above is an image by Pantea Naghavi Anaraki, winner of The Photojournalist category at The 2016 EyeEm Awards.
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She has been traveling to the Sudan for the last 17 years as a photojournalist and documentary filmmaker.
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In 1980, French photojournalist Raymond Depardon was commissioned by a British newspaper to shoot a story in Glasgow.
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Olivia Martin-McGuire: I've been living in China for the past four years, initially working as a photojournalist.
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Holly Pickett is a New York–based photojournalist who was based in the Middle East for nine years.
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She didn't know what he was doing here, but he was stuck to the famous photojournalist like glue.
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After obtaining an MA in photojournalism, he worked as a freelance photojournalist, following local news for Italian newspapers.
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Follow a Times photojournalist through a day of antigovernment protests filled with tear gas, arrests and Molotov cocktails.
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A Syrian photojournalist rescued a puppy from the site of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's former compound in Syria.
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That arresting image, taken in Tijuana, Mexico, by the photojournalist Kim Kyung-Hoon of Reuters, spread rapidly online.
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A Swedish photojournalist in Afghanistan discovered Kabul's unexpected stylish side: beauty parlors, hip teenagers and weekend cricket players.
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Monica Davey was in Chicago, where she is the Times bureau chief, as was the photojournalist Alyssa Schukar.
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An international photojournalist and owner of Adventure Architects, he was expecting to be forced to pay a bribe.
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CNN's Leyla Santiago, Faith Karimi, Melissa Alonso, Angela Barajas and photojournalist Gabriella N. Báez contributed to this report.
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A photojournalist for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch also reported hearing police chanting the phrase after making arrests.
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Hisham Abu Shaqrah, a Palestinian photojournalist working for Anadolu, the Turkish news agency, filmed the video in Tekoa.
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Photojournalist Brad Zucroff wrote in Recode that he'd noticed instead of handshakes, people wanted — and often demanded — selfies.
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A portrait in the Half King of the photojournalist Tim Hetherington, who died while on assignment in Libya.
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As a photojournalist, I've learned that many people feel isolated and stuck with limited choices and unyielding institutions.
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Likewise, you can still visit photojournalist Tim Hetherington's account, more than eight years after his death in Libya.
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A Photojournalist Fled Veracruz Under Threat, But Murder Found Him in Mexico City Rogelio Velázquez contributed to this report.
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The photojournalist said that police walked them only as far as the corner and did not make them disperse.
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The moment was captured in a striking photograph by Kent Porter, a photojournalist with the Santa Rosa Press Democrat.
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If a photojournalist or filmmaker is able to keep someone from watching the footage, they can protect their sources.
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After a week spent searching the island, the young photojournalist managed to track down and befriend the victorious Castro.
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It is a tragic image, taken in 1999 by Peter Turnley, a photojournalist who was documenting the Kosovo war.
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Once there, the International Center of Photography reports, she met and fell in love with the photojournalist Robert Capa.
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CBS11 photojournalist Jake Shannon just sent us this video of hail crashing through his living room windows in Wylie.
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That can be difficult to do when you have financial issues (which you will definitely have as a photojournalist).
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The lawsuit says photojournalist Shay Horse was pepper-sprayed while taking photographs and subjected to unjustified, invasive body probes.
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Photojournalist Chaim said ISIS is also using drones to halt the SDF from advancing closer to the city center.
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The deleted photo is titled "War of Terror" and was shot by Associated Press photojournalist Nick Ut in 1972.
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I spoke to photojournalist Rodrigo Mena, who shot this year's El Colacho celebration in the last weekend of May.
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Thousands have rallied in support of the photojournalist, holding demonstrations and exhibitions, and publishing open letters demanding his release.
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Ms. Franck became a photojournalist at a time when the field had few women, especially within the Magnum agency.
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"I saw several people lying on the ground," said Yusuf Warsame, a freelance photojournalist who went to the scene.
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Our photojournalist documented harrowing scenes and battlefield calculations at the front lines of the fight against ISIS in Mosul.
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Inside President Rodrigo Duterte's brutal antidrug campaign in the Philippines, our photojournalist documented 57 homicide victims over 35 days.
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Her mother, a battle-hardened photojournalist herself, called her daughter later that night, begging her to get more security.
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Inside President Rodrigo Duterte's brutal antidrug campaign in the Philippines, our photojournalist documented 57 homicide victims over 543 days.
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In December, federal prosecutors tried photojournalist and livestreamer Alexei Wood on chargers of riot, conspiracy, and destruction of property.
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A photojournalist for The Times spent three weeks in Mosul, Iraq, documenting the battlefront and the humanitarian crisis there.
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The museum-worthy photograph to which I'm referring was taken on Tuesday afternoon by Roll Call photojournalist Bill Clark.
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The Italian photojournalist Tommaso Protti's work on the Brazilian Amazon is the winner of the 10th Carmignac Photojournalism Award.
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The man introduced me as a photojournalist from America and offered to translate from English into her local dialect.
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They drew widespread attention on Tuesday, when the photojournalist Chirag Wakaskar posted about them on Twitter, sparking a backlash.
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Photojournalist Tom Stoddart followed asylum seekers from Syria, through Greece, to Berlin where they hope to find a new life.
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That changed Monday, when government officials whisked away a small group of 30 journalists -- including myself and photojournalist Charlie Miller.
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Simmons' husband, Jeremy, is a photojournalist who is retired from the military and has two children from a previous marriage.
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The photojournalist (who has worked around the world) described how the protests had been fairly restrained until late Monday evening.
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Ms Brooks, a photojournalist turned film-maker, previously worked in the Middle East and is no stranger to conflict zones.
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Its most controversial sequence shows an English-speaking photojournalist scrambling to find his camera and being questioned by Chinese authorities.
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Glenn Hunt: I remember having a conversation with my friend and photojournalist Warren Clarke, who sadly passed away this year.
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Photojournalist Ron Haviv's new book The Lost Rolls: 1988-2012 is a project that forces these questions to the foreground.
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The first six appeared in court including Alexei Wood, a 37-year-old photojournalist who appeared alongside six co-defendants.
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The photojournalist Andrew Mills decided to go anyway, thinking miles of empty beaches would be an interesting visual story, too.
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In August 2014, ISIS released a video showing a figure dressed in black: Emwazi, beheading the US photojournalist James Foley.
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One was Camille Lepage, a French photojournalist who was killed in 2014 covering the conflict in the Central African Republic.
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Once in a while, though, a local journalist encounters someone who is annoyed when approached by a reporter and photojournalist.
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Noah Berger, an Associated Press photojournalist nearby, saw Sullivan's bold move and decided to snap a picture of his own.
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It was here he became a photojournalist, the claustrophobic frenetic energy of the conflict informing his rapid-fire documentary aesthetic.
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In August 2015, a Hong Kong photojournalist was arrested at the same airport for carrying body armor and a helmet.
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"Chimerica," a recent British series, featured a plot about an American photojournalist on a mission to find the mystery figure.
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He set up his own studio in Canada in 1931 and became a photojournalist, working regularly with the Canadian government.
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Joshua McKerrow, a Capital Gazette photojournalist who was away from the office when the shooting started, rushed to the building.
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However, he is unaware that her boyfriend Chris (Bale) is a famous political photojournalist who has already captured her heart.
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About 200 defendants were sentenced to five years behind bars, among them photojournalist Mahmoud Abu Zeid, also known as Shawkan.
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In his day job, he works as a photojournalist for Xibu Business Newspaper in Lanzhou, the provincial capital of Gansu.
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Venezuela The Venezuelan government is blocking a bridge connecting the country to Colombia, Colombian officials and a CNN photojournalist say.
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Madison Paige is a photojournalist whose path crosses Ethan's, and for a time, they find comfort in each other's company.
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"You are 100 percent correct," said Gary Hershorn of Hoboken, N.J., a seasoned photojournalist and contributing photographer to Getty Images.
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Station WYFF-TV of Greenville, South Carolina, says one of its news anchors, Mike McCormick, and photojournalist, Aaron Smeltzer, were killed.
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Jimmy Stewart plays a wheelchair-bound photojournalist-turned-voyeur who passes time in recovery by staring at his neighbors through binoculars.
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Photojournalist Dinuka Liyanawatte filed initial pictures from his mobile phone to get them out speedily before switching to his main cameras.
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Photojournalist Benedicte Kurzen traveled to Port-au-Prince, Haiti, to document the largely unseen crisis of sexual assault in the country.
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The crowd was hit with pepper spray, Visuals Manager & Photojournalist for the Indianapolis Star Mykal McEldowney explained in a live video.
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The work is traumatizing, as the graphic photographs by Billing and photojournalist Eloisa Lopez convey, but these women press on. —L.
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The Toronto-based photojournalist has been documenting conflict for decades now, embedding herself everywhere from Pol Pot's Cambodia to Iraqi prisons.
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On March 8, a photojournalist in New Delhi was beaten and detained by police officers while covering a local traders protest.
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It's not hard to see what lured Getty photojournalist Kevin Frayer to the remote mountains and grasslands of the Tibetan Plateau.
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When a prominent photojournalist documented the attacks live on Facebook he was dragged from his house by an anti-terror squad.
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For years she worked as a photojournalist for the now-defunct newspaper L'Ora, but packed it in when the paper closed.
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He receives some unexpected help from Japanese photojournalist Eiji Okamura, who has arrived in NYC to report on the gangs there.
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The case involves a total 739 defendants, including the Muslim Brotherhood&aposs Supreme Guide Mohammed Badie and photojournalist Mahmoud Abu Zeid.
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Robert Cohen, photojournalist, St. Louis Post-Dispatch A shooting by a police officer gets our attention, but they're no longer rare.
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A photojournalist was reportedly injured in the fracas, which officials claimed is infrequent but not unprecedented in areas such as Rinkeby.
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After that, the photojournalist had paid the bill and the two of them had gone out into the dark, warm city.
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I became a photojournalist because I wanted to be a part of an industry that attempted to communicate the human experience.
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The anchor and photojournalist, both from a South Carolina TV station, were killed when a tree fell on their car. 3.
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In the last years of the 1950s, the esteemed American photojournalist W. Eugene Smith was at a personal and professional crossroads.
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The photo shows members of the Mara 18 gang in El Salvador and was taken by Franco-Spanish photojournalist Christian Poveda.
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Two foreign reporters -- Japanese cameraman Hiro Muramoto and Italian photojournalist Fabio Polenghi -- were killed while covering violence in Thailand in 2010.
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For three years, Los Angeles-based photojournalist Raul Roa has been shooting planes as they cross the moon near L.A.X. airport.
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While Ms. Gottschalk doesn't identify as a documentary photographer or a photojournalist, she has been making pictures since she was 17.
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NEW DELHI — When Kamran Yousuf, a young Kashmiri photojournalist, stepped out of an Indian jail, he was gaunt and visibly weaker.
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This documentary about the photojournalist Chris Hondros is also a tribute, directed by his longtime friend, Greg Campbell, himself a journalist.
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But since 1984, he has gone from taking baby pictures to becoming a respected photojournalist, educator, writer and human rights advocate.
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On Thursday, CNN reported that a Chinese photojournalist, Lu Guang, had disappeared in China after being seized by authorities in Xinjiang.
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Among the six people aquitted Thursday are a photojournalist and two medics who were carrying first aid supplies during the Jan.
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CreditCreditPhotographs by Elizabeth Dalziel/Contact Press Images Elizabeth Dalziel is a photojournalist in London whose current work focuses on family life.
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But that year she accepted an invitation from a photojournalist to travel by car and create a "very personal" photo essay.
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London (CNN Business)A photojournalist for the BBC was attacked Monday while covering President Donald Trump's rally in El Paso, Texas.
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Senior political reporter Agnès Ndirubusa, broadcast reporter Christine Kamikazi, English-language reporter Egide Harerimana, and photojournalist Térence Mpozenzi remain in detention.
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" When Wolford worked as a photojournalist, he says, "Glenwood had always been my mecca, my favorite place for documenting city life.
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Occasionally I needed to push back against ideas or expectations Iranians — particularly in government — had about me as a female photojournalist.
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WYFF News 22018 anchor Mike McCormick and photojournalist Aaron Smeltzer were found in their car on Highway 24 around 2:30 p.m.
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Anchor Mike McCormick and photojournalist Aaron Smeltzer of WYFF-TV, a Greenville, S.C.-based station, were killed Monday while covering the weather.
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Cinthya Santos Briones is a Mexican photojournalist based in New York City, whose work focuses on issues of identity, migration, and gender.
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Players take on the persona of Reza Shirazi, an aspiring photojournalist who gets swept up in the unfolding revolution in September 1978.
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Lili Kobielski is a New York City–based photojournalist whose work often explores the complex social issues surrounding adversity in America today.
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"He was such a shy kid," said Mahir Alan, a photojournalist who took pictures of the boy for the Dogan News Agency.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1967, Chicago-based photojournalist Steve Schapiro became famous for chronicling The Hippie in the Haight.
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One photojournalist claimed she was pulled into secondary screenings 3 times and questioned about what she observed during her time in Tijuana.
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Photojournalist Marie Hald documented Bonnie, then 39, for two years, taking photos as she saw clients or spent time with her children.
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Zak Bennett, a Miami Beach local, is a photojournalist who reports for various publications and NGOs across the Western Hemisphere and Europe.
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UC-Berkeley police obtained a search warrant to nab photos from an independent photojournalist capturing an on-campus protest the same year.
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When Swiss photojournalist Stéphanie Buret traveled to Asmara last year, she was struck by the quiet panic in the people she met.
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In September 2018, Epoch Times photojournalist Samira Bouaou entered a restricted area of the White house and handed President Trump a folder.
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There were 10 of us in the van: a family of eight from nearby Monte Rico, Guatemala, photojournalist Jeff Abbott, and me.
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Yannis Behrakis, Reuters photojournalist and senior editor, special projects, will advise recipients on their assignments and projects, providing advice or planning assistance.
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But on the fateful day of the flag rescue, "Jim decided to go down and make something different," recalled photojournalist Rich Mackson.
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But thanks to a Syrian photojournalist and a sympathetic veterinarian clinic, that puppy has a new lease on life, and a name.
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The photojournalist says he is dedicated to caring for Bobe, even though it's hard enough to make ends meet just for himself.
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We spoke with John Morris, above, a photojournalist whose 25th birthday was underway when editors called to tell him of the attack.
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Groups of locals beat up a German photojournalist and a correspondent, and assaulted the local head of the United Nations refugee agency.
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When Paul Fusco, a photojournalist who worked for Look magazine, arrived, it was still early, and the station was dark and deserted.
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Background reading: Azam Ahmed and the photojournalist Meridith Kohut are sending updates and pictures as they traverse the nearly 2,000-mile border.
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Mr. Wolf studied at the University of California, Berkeley, and, under the photojournalist Otto Steinert, at the Folkwang School in Essen, Germany.
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In 1989, a photojournalist named Ian Parry was on assignment for London's Sunday Times covering the downfall of Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu.
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Searching for a seasoned photojournalist at an undergraduate institution is like scouting for Major League Baseball players at a Little League game.
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His father, Clyde, was a Methodist minister and photojournalist, and his mother, Irma (Russell) Cruse, was an executive with Southern Bell Telephone.
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Addabbo believes Springsteen shares a similar relationship with the stories in his lyrics as a photojournalist does to the stories they photograph.
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"Shadows" (2014) This image by the Dutch photojournalist Koen Wessing depicts one of the deepest expressions of grief I have ever seen.
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But D.C. Superior Court Judge Lynn Leibovitz dismissed those charges Wednesday morning for the first group of six people, including a photojournalist.
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The photos were first posted in September, but drew attention this week when a photojournalist called them "white savior bulls---" on Twitter.
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Three people, including a photojournalist, were arrested for obstructing vehicular traffic, and police used pepper spray on the crowd at one point.
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Photojournalist Kate Brooks visited Vissarion's community in 2008 to learn more about him and his followers, and to document their way of life.
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From Michael Jackson to Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen to Queen, few have ever captured legendary musicians quite like photographer and photojournalist Neal Preston.
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In the second raid, Luke Somers, an American photojournalist, and South African citizen Pierre Korkie were both killed during the JSOC rescue attempt.
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The two boys were reluctant to speak to the photojournalist in case it jeopardized their chances of working in the sugarcane fields. (Photography)
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Photojournalist Maura Friedman met some of these families throughout the suburbs of Atlanta and documented the experience for both the hosts and evacuees.
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Ross Taylor is an assistant professor at the University of Colorado Boulder who has worked as a photojournalist for more than 20 years.
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Photojournalist Emily Kinskey's work highlights the lives of migrants and the living conditions of what she describes as "persecuted subcultures" around the globe.
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He subsequently moved to London, where he apprenticed with the Hungarian-British photojournalist Michael Peto, and established himself primarily as a portrait photographer.
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The last shot of the film shows the photojournalist raising his camera and a reflection of the anonymous "Tank Man" in his lens.
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On Wednesday, San Jose Mercury News photojournalist Karl Mondon spotted a man in flooded Guerneville, California rowing through town in a blue dumpster.
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Koyomi in the comics is a best-selling photojournalist, and it would have been cool to see Condor's role expanded a little bit.
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"The whole building, it just exploded," said Bryan Howard, a KCPQ photojournalist who had arrived on the scene a minute or so earlier.
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Photojournalist Cengiz Yar covered the Battle of Mosul for several international news agencies and has returned many times since to observe its recovery.
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Rimini-based photojournalist Pasquale Bove spent years documenting all the craziness of summers in the resort between the 1980s and the early 2000s.
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But when Mr. Skerry, a longtime National Geographic photojournalist, shared it with his 465,000 Instagram followers, it was met with a muted response.
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Along with a friend, Lyric Aquino, a sophomore double major in anthropology and aspiring photojournalist, bested the Midwestern chill in a long shawl.
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She's so very good when she's allowed to turn it up to 11, and so very unconvincing as a cheerful American photojournalist here.
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And photojournalist Michelle Siu's series, Marlboro Boys, examines the Southeast Asian country's complex relationship with tobacco through the stories of its youngest smokers.
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Are we really going to react in the same way whether we see a picture taken by a photojournalist or a digital creation?
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Beginning his career as a political photojournalist, Schapiro photographed Martin Luther King Jr. at Selma and Bobby Kennedy on the '68 campaign trail.
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The photo shared by Huckabee was taken by Franco-Spanish photojournalist Christian Poveda of members of the gang Mara 18 in San Salvador.
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She was a Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist for The Associated Press and was known for her work documenting conflict in war-torn regions.
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"I would be a terrible photojournalist, because I'm very slow and I'm not always training myself on the event that's unfolding," he said.
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The French photojournalist Catherine Leroy, inspired by photos of the war she had seen in Paris Match, arrived in Vietnam as a freelancer.
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In 2032, Ernest Hemingway's German publisher sent the young photojournalist Inge Schönthal to Cuba to discuss a new translation of the writer's books.
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In August, a photojournalist and female fans who attended games dressed as men were arrested and jailed (they were eventually released on bail).
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Among the most popular images was one shot by freelance photojournalist Al Drago, who was on assignment at Trump Tower for The Times.
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The photo, which shows Ramírez's son, Óscar Alberto Martínez Ramírez, and his daughter, Valeria, was taken by the Mexican photojournalist Julia Le Duc.
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Photojournalist Albertina Martínez Burgos, who had been covering the Chilean government's attacks on its citizens, was found dead in her home in Santiago.
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Kennedy, he said, worked as a photojournalist and had an interest in Washington life before she met her husband, President John F. Kennedy.
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Once, before an Oval Office address, the president arrived hours earlier to tweak the lighting, according to a photojournalist in the press corps.
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The former left-wing mayor of Milan represented two prominent media guilds, which presented themselves as injured parties, on behalf of the photojournalist.
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If you're shooting portraits at Sears, sure, cozy up to your subjects, but if you fancy yourself a photojournalist, more detachment seems prudent.
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Adam Ferguson, an Australian photojournalist, spent three months traveling 12,000 miles through a part of his country that was largely unknown to him.
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Randy Goodman: Thank you for asking this question, as I have most recently contemplated whether I, as a photojournalist, am also an artist.
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But after looking at photojournalist Seph Lawless' photos of an abandoned mall in Kansas City, MO, we're not sure which one is more chilling.
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Discordia is an up-close and honest visual record of the time I spent living and working as a photojournalist in the Middle East.
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Play as Reza, an aspiring photojournalist, and make life and death decisions as you survive the gritty streets of Iran in the late 1970s.
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He says under police custody he remained handcuffed through the night and was verbally abused and interrogated about his international success as a photojournalist.
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Amr Alfiky, an Egyptian photojournalist based in New York City, was arrested this Tuesday, February 11 in Manhattan's Chinatown neighborhood while filming NYPD officers.
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A photojournalist for 25 years, Monsiváis has documented four administrations and mastered the tricks of the trade when it comes to photographing US presidents.
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Pauline is a photojournalist for the site Teslarati, which covers all things Elon Musk, so she's had a lot of experience photographing SpaceX launches.
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During the government shutdown of 2014, photojournalist Mark Walz was waiting for President Barack Obama to arrive on the South Lawn in Marine One.
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A photojournalist is facing criminal charges in France over her photo of a man who was killed during the November terrorist attacks in Paris.
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A KFOR photojournalist on the ground recorded images of yards filled with debris as residents looked for items to pull out of the wreckage.
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When photos of a stiff Trump dancing with First Lady Melania circulated the internet, the photojournalist posted a warm photo of Barack and Michelle.
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That is according to his notes, which were photographed by Associated Press photojournalist Andy Harnik and posted online by a CBS editor, Stefan Becket.
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Bilateral ties between Iran and Canada worsened in 2003 when an Iranian-Canadian photojournalist, Zahra Kazemi, died in Tehran's Evin prison while in custody.
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SUSAN MARKISZ Bronx The writer is a photojournalist whose photographs about breast cancer were shown in the exhibit "Healing Legacies" in Congress in 1993.
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Stone's protagonist, a photojournalist named John Cassidy, raises a camera to his face, but Bender repeatedly interrupts the clip before the act is completed.
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The photojournalist Melissa Lyttle traveled to Artesia, in southeast Los Angeles County, where she captured the intoxicating energy of the bullring with her camera.
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If you know anything about the crisis in Venezuela, you've most likely seen the work of Meridith Kohut, an independent photojournalist based in Caracas.
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For Alexey Furman, co-founder of New Cave Media, who covered the protests as a photojournalist, the experience of recreating the event was cathartic.
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LENS The French photojournalist Yan Morvan covered Northern Ireland in 1981 when Bobby Sands, a member of the I.R.A., died of a hunger strike.
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In 1983, Linda Solomon, then a young photojournalist, waited outside of a Detroit talk show, hoping to get just one picture of Aretha Franklin.
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His dreams of becoming a painter gave way to photography, and he was encouraged in that pursuit by the renowned photojournalist W. Eugene Smith.
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Mr. Kamber, a photojournalist who once worked for The New York Times on contract, was out of town at the time of the shooting.
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Ethan will have three years to continue his work as a photojournalist in Afghanistan, and after that, Cass will get him home for good.
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The picture, taken by the Mexican photojournalist Julia Le Duc, became the locus of an ongoing debate about the ethics of disseminating brutal images.
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Liebenberg worked as a photojournalist during conflicts in Namibia and Angola, but Afronova is showing his rather intimate and informal portraits of everyday people.
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As a photojournalist and Vox's visuals editor, I notice one thing at every major Senate hearing: the glaring gender imbalance of the photographic press.
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But unlike similar apps where you request a car, takeout, or a even a dog walker, Fresco puts a call out for a photojournalist.
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For nearly three years, the photojournalist and director Debra Kellner filmed three families that fled war-torn Syria and Afghanistan for safer lives elsewhere.
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They were taken by Italian photojournalist Gabriele Micalizzi, who has spent the past nine years covering wars in Afghanistan, Libya, Ukraine, Gaza, and Iraq.
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It was all deeply fascinating to P.J. Leo, a photojournalist with The Jakarta Post, who spent years getting to know Tangerang's Benteng Chinese community.
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His latest essay looks at photojournalist Steve McCurry's work and accusations of manipulation (it's a complicated case so I don't want to simplify it).
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You play as Jade, a photojournalist on an alien planet in the distant future that's endangered both by alien attackers and a dictatorial government.
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Claire Thomas, a photojournalist based in Erbil, Iraq, told me on Facebook Messenger that she has "no hesitation" in hiring Martany for any assignments.
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Greenpeace shared an iconic image from Swedish photojournalist Christian Åslund of glacier retreat in the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard between the early 1900s and 2002.
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Some of the defendants, including an award-winning photojournalist, could face the death penalty if convicted on charges ranging from murder to incitement to violence.
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Moa Karlberg, a Stockholm-based photojournalist, said she wanted to capture those two very different realities of an experience shared by women around the globe.
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They sauntered past photos by award-winning National Geographic photojournalist Ami Vitale, who travels to and photographs developing countries, such as India and Sri Lanka.
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The Museum of Modern Art in New York purchased 23 photographs by acclaimed photojournalist Gordon Parks from the artist's 2500 "The Atmosphere of Crime" series.
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"I heard them screaming and swearing at some guy on the ground," Shay Horse, a photojournalist who witnessed the incident, told BuzzFeed News on Saturday.
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The journalists will receive three months of severance pay, Scott Heins, a photojournalist and reporter for Gothamist, told BuzzFeed News from a bar Thursday evening.
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Sebastião Salgado, famed photojournalist, is also being recognized, as well as Graham Nash, whom you might know from Crosby, Stills & Nash (plus or minus Young).
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The distinguished New York photojournalist Donna Ferrato couldn't resist signing up to this alternate world upon reading about it in New York and the Times.
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A Secret Service agent choking a photojournalist on Monday at one of Trump's rallies is in line with the candidate's praise for dictators and fascists.
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The photojournalist is not heartless (we hope!) but rather doing a needed job to preserve history and perhaps help others to send aid if possible.
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Burdine: Well, I got my masters degree in sociology and then immediately got hired as a photojournalist for the Louisiana State Tourism Bureau in 1976.
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Still others believed it represented Picasso's pet Afghan hound, Kabul, an argument that photojournalist David Douglas Duncan laid out in a Chicago Tribune Magazine article.
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Chavedar is a photojournalist and the founder of Everyday Mogi , a collective that circulates photos and local news from his hometown of Mogi das Cruzes.
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After it re-entered the school, the scared leopard mauled several people, including conservation scientist Sanjay Gubbi, forest department employee Benny Maurius and a photojournalist.
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The Palestinian photojournalist Attiya Darwish, who was hit while covering protests at the Gaza Strip in 2018, has lost all vision in his left eye.
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Credit...Photographs by David Burnett/Contact Press Images Mr. Burnett, a co-founder of Contact Press Images, has worked as a photojournalist for six decades.
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August 19, 2014: American photojournalist James Foley is beheaded in a video recorded by ISIS, marking the beginning of the terrorist group's rise to power.
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That is approached obliquely here with a silhouette of a bearded man taken while Ms. Qasimi was on assignment as a photojournalist in Olathe, Kan.
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"It seemed like there were hundreds of people there, without exaggeration," said Timothy Fadek, a New York-based photojournalist who was close with Mr. Hondros.
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War photojournalist Tim Hetherington, whose documentary Restrepo was nominated for an Academy Award, lived there before he was killed while working in Libya in 2011.
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Shahidul Alam, the acclaimed Bangladeshi photojournalist and activist, pushes against the limits of his medium to cast light on what is suppressed or has vanished.
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Students are archiving images of the National Museum of Brazil, photojournalist Shahidul Alam is refused bail, and a member of Pussy Riot is allegedly poisoned.
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After it closes on February 15, Ruth Gruber, Photojournalist will open March 13 at the Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education in Portland.
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Op-Ed Contributor Lima, Peru — In the 1980s, Hugo Bustíos was a photojournalist working in Ayacucho, a province in Peru that was then under martial law.
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"I'm not defined by numbers or by other people's opinions of me," says the yoga, travel and lifestyle photojournalist who has over 1.1 million Instagram followers.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Renowned South African photojournalist David Goldblatt, who documented the impact of apartheid on the lives ordinary people, died on Monday from cancer aged 87.
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Photojournalist Paul W. Gillespie, who was in the newsroom when the attack began, wrote on Twitter that he was untouched physically but was "a mess" mentally.
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Working as a photojournalist for publications like The New York Times and The Economist, she was sent there to report, just as she would anywhere else.
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That is just a way of saying that the creative process is so much different that what I do in my regular job as a photojournalist.
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The plan was to spend a week with a Japanese photojournalist named Masao, who has covered conflicts as a freelancer for the past 40-odd years.
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Despite having exclusive photographic experience as conflict photojournalist, his work at ICP exhibits an uncharacteristically youthful and soft tone, that is both charming, naïve, and thoughtful.
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Photojournalist Brice Lainé and I had embedded with a unit of Iraqi counter-terrorism troops as they pushed to take streets from ISIS in eastern Mosul.
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The 32-year-old American illustrator is a cross between a photojournalist chasing hot spots and a 19th-century écrivain engagé who champions causes with art.
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On the other hand, Reuters photojournalist Anindito Mukherjee considers Instagram to be the right platform to show photographs "which don't get the right opportunity in publications".
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As an international photojournalist, Ami Vitale has captured many stunning, strange and distant places on our Earth, but her latest job is all about the cute.
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The plaintiffs include two individuals who came to the District of Columbia to express their views concerning the inauguration and a photojournalist who covered the demonstrations.
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I asked her to tell me about the evening in Paris that she had spent with the photojournalist, the night before her discovery of Marsden Hartley.
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Photojournalist Magnus Wennman and journalist Carina Bergfeldt captured images of the child brides, interviewing them about their lives and any hope they have for the future.
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Uwera, a photojournalist using Instagram to change how the world sees eastern Congo, said her gender is a liability when she works, especially in rural areas.
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Haviv is a photojournalist who's covered conflicts from Bosnia to Darfur to Afghanistan, as well as the aftermath of the Haiti earthquake and numerous other tragedies.
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Be smart: "We've got to stop blaming the women, and blame the harassers and demand better behavior and better treatment," Melissa Golden, a photojournalist, tells Chick.
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From Eman Mohammed, who describes herself as the first female photojournalist in Gaza, are images of families mourning the deaths of men killed in Israeli airstrikes.
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This is the notorious "double-tap" strategy that allegedly killed Canadian photojournalist Ali Moustafa and that was used in December against an MSF hospital in Homs.
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A perfectly timed photo taken by a Pittsburgh Tribune sports photojournalist shows the exact moment a baseball fan saved a child from a wayward flying bat.
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Asked if his early exposure to Life magazine summoned a need to document and participate more actively in the wider world as a photojournalist, he demurred.
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Ruth Orkin was a freelance photojournalist who, after chatting with Ms. Allen, asked if would she would pose for a photo essay about women traveling alone.
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In a vintage Shasta camper R.V., "Lost Rolls America" will display old, forgotten rolls of film mailed from across the country to the photojournalist Ron Haviv.
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For "Faraway," his latest production, the alliance includes the artists Zaria Forman and Trevor Paglen, the photojournalist George Steinmetz and the sci-fi author Ken Liu.
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The photojournalist Tim Page caught these strange intersections in a May 1968 photo: An American G.I. sits ostentatiously on a tank turret, holding a pink umbrella.
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Basem Ayoubi, a photojournalist from Aleppo, tried to remain in his hometown until the last wave of mass displacement after the 2016 siege of his city.
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The Iris PhotoCollective ArtSpace is nearby, dedicated to socially engaged photography and run by Carl Juste, a Miami Herald photojournalist whose work never fails to dazzle.
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He suggested a unity government in the hope of calming tempers after a ruling-party senator fired a pistol to disperse a crowd, injuring a photojournalist.
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Nadkarni joined a team of female scientists advising Mattel as it made the line of dolls that includes a marine biologist, astrophysicist, photojournalist, conservationist and entomologist.
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Their 14-minute documentary, "When a President Says, 'I'll Kill You,'" follows a local photojournalist struggling to capture the death, grief and fear filling the streets.
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In another case, the photojournalist pictured above, Mahmoud Abou Zeid, was due to be released in September after five years in prison but remains in detention.
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Breitbart published a story about photojournalist Matt Schrier, who says he was "betrayed" by Mueller's FBI when he was held hostage by al-Qaida in 93.
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Ongoing protests in Nepal, India, and beyond are demanding the release of photojournalist Shahidul Alam, who was arrested and jailed in August for critiquing the Bangladeshi government.
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Beyond Good & Evil 2 is a follow-up to a 2003 cult classic, a Zelda-style adventure about a photojournalist uncovering secrets on a strange alien world.
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Photos posted of the crash online by freelance photojournalist Victor Biro show the gold Toyota Yaris sitting on a sea of broken glass halfway inside the dealership.
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One of the Afghan soldiers killed in the blast was a photojournalist who was training with Clayton, the magazine said in an article posted on its website.
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Prior to moving to the United States, he spent three years in the Israeli Defense Force (IDF), where he served as a photojournalist in the spokesman unit.
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As a former photojournalist for the IDF with a regimented and structured way of shooting, how did your experience at ICP change your approach to making pictures?
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Photojournalist Jake Crandall captured the son of Alabama's democratic gubernatorial nominee Walt Maddox lying down on the tarmac after arriving with his family in Montgomery on Monday.
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He's forced reporters to stay in penned-off areas during rallies, with one photojournalist receiving a choke slam from a Secret Service agent after trying to leave.
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For a look at the effects this has had on the city, we're now able to take you inside, thanks to the work of photojournalist Gabriel Chaim.
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Last summer, photojournalist Ruben Espinosa left Veracruz because the violence targeting media there had made it "complicated to do journalism," He said in his last recorded interview.
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Related This Kit Gives Protesters Weapons for Anonymity & Encryption Stunning Archival Images Tell the Story of Standing Rock For This Photojournalist, People Are More Important Than Pictures
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The mix's cover image is of two kids in the film, Patti and Munchkin, taken by acclaimed American photojournalist Mary Ellen Mark (who passed away last year).
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Producer Jason Morris and photojournalist Joel De La Rosa helped bring Elmore's wife, JoAnn, and Pam Jones on the boat, along with the elder Joneses' two dogs.
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A photo of the soldier, captured by Agence France-Presse photojournalist Delil Souleiman, shows him atop a US military vehicle in Tal Tamr, Syria, on October 20.
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The image by Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Tyler Hicks showed the emaciated girl lying on a bed October 18 at a mobile UNICEF clinic in Aslam, Yemen.
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The former photojournalist became a patient advocate after epidural Depo-Medrol injections for hip pain in 2001 inflamed his nerves, leaving him bedridden for nearly three years.
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When he first tried to gain full membership to Magnum, in 1994, his path was nearly blocked thanks to the blunt criticism of photojournalist Philip Jones Griffiths.
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Shah Marai, a veteran photojournalist killed in the bombings, was well known to our reporting team, and one of our senior correspondents remembered him and his work.
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Four years later, it was Luc Delahaye, a photojournalist who has renounced documentary work to make images that explore the boundary between war reporting and landscape art.
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Sally Soames, an intrepid British photojournalist who prided herself on establishing a personal connection with the politicians, actors, writers, artists and others she photographed, died on Oct.
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Three barrel bombs were dropped on eastern Aleppo as photojournalist Karam Al Masri spoke to CNN from his home in the Bustan al-Qasr neighborhood Wednesday evening.
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Devin Boyer, 435th Air Expeditionary Wing photojournalist, salutes the flag during a ceremony signifying the change from tactical to enduring operations at Camp Simba, Manda Bay, Kenya.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For the second time in three months, a Palestinian photojournalist has lost an eye in an attack by Israeli military forces.
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Scott Harrison went from being a successful New York City nightclub promoter to a volunteer photojournalist in the world's poorest nations to founding the group in 2006.
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CNN's photojournalist on the scene has his "tally light" permanently set to off, so it is never visible, and he never stopped recording as Trump was speaking.
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During this week's hearing, Jeremy Bigwood, a Washington-based photojournalist, voiced concerns that renaming the stretch of street would aggravate tensions between Russia and the United States.
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So a few years ago, this farmer, a member of Banten province's Benteng Chinese community, approached photojournalist P.J. Leo and asked him to photograph his entire family.
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Between the 1930s and the end of the 1960s, Mosley worked as a photojournalist for the African American press and as a commercial photographer serving black clients.
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Today, Nanda is an award-winning photojournalist who works for local outlets and freelances for international publications such as the New York Times and the Washington Post.
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WYFF news anchor Mike McCormick (right) and photojournalist Aaron Smeltzer (left) were covering "rain impact" in Polk County when a tree fell on their SUV, killing both men.
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Zabihullah Tamanna was killed alongside American photojournalist David Gilkey when the Afghan army Humvee they were riding in was struck by a rocket during a suspected Taliban ambush.
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While there have been only a small number of student arrests reported by local media, the arrest of the acclaimed photojournalist Shahidul Alam on Sunday made international headlines.
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Photojournalist Lauren DeCicca spoke with five mothers about the difficulties of living on the Mexico–US border after being deported, so close but so far from their children.
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A reporter and photojournalist were driving on a North Carolina highway while covering heavy rain in the area Monday when a tree uprooted and fell onto their car.
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Related: Mirrored #NoDAPL Protest Signs Protect Protestors from Anti-Police For This Photojournalist, People Are More Important Than Pictures Stunning Archival Images Tell the Story of Standing Rock
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On a hot day in the middle of March, photojournalist Emily Kask, 23, found herself on a tiny metal crawfishing boat, deep in the swamps of southern Louisiana.
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On a hot day in the middle of March, photojournalist Emily Kask, 2500, found herself on a tiny metal crawfishing boat, deep in the swamps of southern Louisiana.
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While in the Texas city to cover the catastrophe's aftereffects, photojournalist J. Omar Ornelas found a musical tribute being paid at the memorial site for the shooting victims.
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According to BuzzFeed News, among those participating in the DefendJ20 non-cooperation pledge is Alexei Wood, a photojournalist who streamed footage of the protests and police on Facebook.
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Photojournalist Russ Kendall, who opened a pizza catering business in the period before more layoffs at his paper, started a private Facebook group called What's Your Plan B?
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On April 20, 2011, two months into the Libyan Civil War, British photojournalist Tim Hetherington was on the front lines with rebel forces at Misrata when tragedy struck.
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In November, Canadian photojournalist Ed Ou had his phone confiscated by border agents, who told him to unlock it, and questioned him for six hours when he refused.
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To mark the first anniversary of the earthquake, the Global Fund for Women is sharing photojournalist Alison Wright's images documenting women helping the country recover from the tragedy.
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That said, photojournalist Phoebe Okall captured a picture of a wild melanistic leopard in 2013 at Ol Jogi Conservancy in Ethiopia, which was not used for scientific purposes.
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A Roll Call photojournalist tweeted out a photo of Hicks testifying, but there's no indication any members of Congress took cellphone pictures of her, let alone leaked them.
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These are the titular fixers, a term Sopko learned from a photojournalist that describes locals hired by foreign correspondents to help with finding sources and putting together stories.
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Related: How the Nation's Artists Are Standing with Standing Rock Native American Spiral Baskets Inspire an Architectural Art Installation For This Photojournalist, People Are More Important Than Pictures
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Foley and Nicole Tung, a conflict photojournalist and colleague of Mr. Foley, the scenes were changed and other things, "personal and too close," Mr. Chandor said, were removed.
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Mr. Wood had primarily worked as a commercial photographer but had been trying to build his portfolio as a photojournalist when he went to cover the J20 protest.
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Liu Heung Shing, a photojournalist who originally came to Beijing for Time magazine, wound up documenting the Stars Group exhibition, including a short, rare film of the event.
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He had a creative sensibility that made his style distinct from that of his peers, including the portrait photographer, James Van Der Zee, and the photojournalist, Gordon Parks.
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Another journalist — Rémi Ochlik, 28, a French freelance photojournalist — died in the same attack that killed her, in the besieged Baba Amr neighborhood in the city of Homs.
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With a bevy of quotations, montages, audio recordings, and previously unexhibited films, Message to the Future conveys the ways in which Lyon was both an artist and photojournalist.
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Simmons's career began in his mid-teens, when Bobby Sengstacke, a well-known Civil Rights photojournalist in Chicago, gave him a copy of The Sweet Flypaper of Life.
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Moshammer received this access through a friend who lives in the favela, and she made it apparent that she was not a photojournalist who set out to "prove" something.
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Photojournalist Lynsey Addario documents internally displaced Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, who live in camps that they are prohibited from leaving, despite the lack of resources there, especially medical care.
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Last week, Joshua McKerrow, a photojournalist at the Capital Gazette, in a moving tweet thread described doing an annual story on holiday decorations at the governor's mansion in Maryland.
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But in the project Closer To Heaven, photojournalist Sara Naomi Lewkowicz brings the battle to a personal level by tracing the journey of one woman struggling with heroin addiction.
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In this video from photojournalist Chad Nelson captured by a friend, his young son plays fetch with a high-energy pup, despite the fence dividing them from one another.
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She was generous to the people she chose to photograph and presented herself first as a human being who cared and second as the tremendous photojournalist that she is.
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It came from my friend and photo-mentor Candice Cusic, a wedding photographer and photojournalist who won a Pulitzer Prize as part of a Chicago Tribune team in 2000.
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"So much of my time as a photojournalist is not spent actually making a photograph," said Kask, who has followed the fight over the Bayou Bridge Pipeline for months.
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Equipped with a drone and a camera, Brazilian photojournalist Gabriel Chaim spent 20 days embedded with Iraq's Golden Division, capturing harrowing footage of the destruction and the chaos there.
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When Steve Jobs unveiled the first iPhone in 2007, Richard Koci Hernandez stood in the audience, covering the historic event as a photojournalist for the San Jose Mercury News.
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Lost Family Portraits, by photojournalist Dario Mitidieri, shows Syrian refugee families alongside empty spaces representing the loved ones who have disappeared or died throughout the course of the war.
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CNN producer David Shortell and photojournalist Gilbert De La Rosa were the only media members on scene to witness and record the pre-dawn FBI raid in Fort Lauderdale.
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The photojournalist who captured the image testified on Friday that the Unite the Right rally was set to be his last day at the Charlottesville paper, The Daily Progress.
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The Reuters photography grant program, launched in 2017, will be expanded and renamed for long-time Reuters photojournalist and Pulitzer Prize winner Yannis Behrakis, who passed away last week.
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Justin Sullivan, a photojournalist with Getty Images, was watching a KFC restaurant burn to the ground in Paradise, California, when he decided to lay down and take a picture.
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In the early hours, the photojournalist Javed Dar saw that hundreds of people who had come from nearby villages were sleeping on the streets, some using rocks as pillows.
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Sitting in the front row was the Swedish-born photojournalist Per-Anders Pettersson, who has spent the last five years documenting the vibrant fashion scene across sub-Saharan Africa.
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Instead of fixating on big-name Hollywood stars, Squarespace has decided to center its Oscars campaign this year around the life and work of award-winning photojournalist David Guttenfelder.
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Alex Garcia is an award winning editorial photographer and director based in Chicago, with more than twenty years experience as a newspaper photojournalist, most recently for the Chicago Tribune.
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Photojournalist Allison Joyce was on assignment for Getty Images in her home of Bangladesh last summer when she passed a huge wedding tent being set up alongside the road.
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I admire Gordon Parks's versatility as a photojournalist, fashion photographer, filmmaker, writer and musician, Ali's candor and stand-for-the-cause boaster-ism, and Muktananda's peaceful, all-loving ways,.
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In 2012, Turkish photojournalist Monique Jaques traveled to the Gaza Strip to document Operation Pillar of Defense—one of the countless battles between the Israeli Defense Forces and Hamas.
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We spoke to award-winning local photojournalist Jes Aznar about the situation in the Philippines now, the nature of the killings, and the work of journalists to document it.
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Guttenberg plays a photojournalist who decides to investigate the legend of The Hollywood Tower Hotel, where five people supposedly once got onto an elevator and were never seen again.
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For 25 years, Ms. Greenfield, a photojournalist and anthropologist of the privileged, has observed their rituals and addictions with a keen eye for the person beneath the designer logos.
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De Middel, born in Alicante, Spain, in 1975, some four decades after Cartier-Bresson photographed sex workers there, was trained as a photojournalist and worked in the Spanish press.
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GORDON PARKS: THE NEW TIDE, EARLY WORK 1940-1950 This illustrious photojournalist made early portraits and candid shots distinguished by an extraordinary mixture of sustained attention and emotional complexity.
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He initially worked as a manual laborer and a performer in a propaganda theater troupe, and moved to Beijing in the late 1970s to become a painter and photojournalist.
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"You go from deadly dull to sheer terror, all within five seconds," said Les Rose, a longtime photojournalist who teaches at Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.
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The French photojournalist Yan Morvan was covering Northern Ireland during the hunger strike, photographing protests, skirmishes with British soldiers and the police, funerals, and the daily life of Catholics.
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So a Times photo editor assigned Mr. Ifansasti, a talented photojournalist, to join me and my colleague Muktita Suhartono on a reporting trip to the Indonesian island of Sumatra.
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I've been a photojournalist for 34 years now, and I see my work as reflections of my experiences: generations of violence, adolescents in prison and families of the incarcerated.
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The 38-year-old freelance photojournalist based in New Orleans, was dispatched this week to rural St. Landry Parish, where the fires took place over a 10-day span.
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Produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, and directed by Nicolai Fuglsig, a Danish director and photojournalist making his feature debut, the story opens with a video montage leading up to Sept.
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For more than six decades, David Rubinger, an Austrian-born photojournalist, chronicled the birth of the modern state of Israel, its leaders, its triumphs, its tragedies and its people.
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More like a slideshow, the video is silent, and consists almost entirely of black and white text walking us slowly through the life of South African photojournalist Kevin Carter.
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Earlier this year, Canadian photojournalist Ed Ou was detained and denied entry into the US. He was on assignment for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation to cover the Standing Rock protests.
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Yasser Murtaja was a self-taught photojournalist who reported on his community and had the distinction of doing camerawork for a documentary by Ai Weiwei, the Chinese dissident and artist.
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I joined together for the journey with two other journalists, Bob Burns of the Associated Press and David Ignatius of the Washington Post, as well as CNN Photojournalist Khalil Abdallah.
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Aaron Gekoski, a environmental photojournalist and film-maker who helped create this shocking World Animal Protection documentary, has witnessed much of this neglect first hand while living in Bali, Indonesia.
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As part of a social media initiative called #whatif, photojournalist Jeff Vespa captured students' heart-wrenching tales of survival — and their determination to create a future free of gun violence.
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A member of President Donald Trump's advance team physically blocked the camera of a photojournalist attempting to capture images of a protester during the president's rally Thursday evening in Indiana.
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Egyptian photojournalist Mahmoud Abu Zied, known by his nickname Shawkan, gestures in a soundproof glass cage inside a makeshift courtroom in Tora prison in Cairo, Egypt, Saturday, July 28, 2018.
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The book tells the story of a Native American photojournalist named Terena Westbrook who returns to her home state of Arizona because she needs to get away from it all.
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The photojournalist told CNN she was "waiting to die," during those painful months as she went from one doctor to the next, desperately seeking a diagnosis for the mystery illness.
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A photojournalist, author and filmmaker who frequently chronicled the turbulent lives of Hollywood icons -- most notably Marilyn Monroe -- Lawrence Schiller was a presence you didn't see in American Crime Story.
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"At Uyo teaching hospital where I am now I could see over a hundred corpses, many are heaped on top off each other on the floor," said photojournalist Ini Samuel.
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That was certainly the case for award-winning photojournalist Boniface Mwangi, who gave up a flourishing commercial business to try and do something about the problems of his homeland, Kenya.
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Photojournalist Gabriel Chaim has captured drone footage and photographs while embedded with the Syrian Democratic Forces -- part of the US-led offensive -- that give a rare look inside the city.
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Journalists killed On Monday, two people -- news anchor Mike McCormick and photojournalist Aaron Smeltzer of the Greenville, South Carolina-based CNN affiliate WYFF -- were killed in Polk County, North Carolina.
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Two other journalists -- WYFF anchor Mike McCormick and photojournalist Aaron Smeltzer -- were killed covering Subtropical Storm Alberto in May when a tree crushed their van in Polk County, North Carolina.
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Mosul, Iraq (CNN)For more than 28 hours, CNN senior international correspondent Arwa Damon and photojournalist Brice Laine were with Iraqi special forces during their push into ISIS-held Mosul.
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Mr. Ponomarev, a New York Times photojournalist, and Mr. Arango, The Times's Baghdad bureau chief, are in northern Iraq covering the Mosul offensive and the intensifying humanitarian crisis surrounding it.
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The Reuters photography grant program, launched in 2017, has been expanded and renamed here for long-time Reuters photojournalist and Pulitzer Prize winner Yannis Behrakis, who died earlier this year.
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Max Cabello Orcasitas, a Peruvian photojournalist, had been intrigued by the exhumations taking place in the region, which was among the hardest-hit by the political violence 30 years ago.
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Boniface Mwangi, 34, a photojournalist and activist who gained prominence for his work documenting electoral violence a decade ago, formed a party and has become popular on social media sites.
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He subsisted as a photojournalist until around 1960, when he began to identify himself as an independent artist—a peer of such brilliant contemporaries as Diane Arbus and Lee Friedlander.
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"What's really tragic is seeing a very large head of coral that's dead," says Doug Perrine, a photojournalist in Kona who specializes in ocean photography and has used the website.
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Mr. Guariglia grew up in Maplewood, N.J., and was a freelance photojournalist based in Asia for 20 years, taking pictures for The New York Times, Time, National Geographic and others.
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He made a cold call to NASA and eventually found the right person to talk to about getting on a flight, offering his photojournalist credentials and samples of his work.
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While no reason was given, it was widely believed to be linked to Canada's strong protests against the killing of Zahra Kazemi, a photojournalist, in an Iranian prison in 2003.
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The camera bobbed upward and downward during the last portion of segment -- but only because the photojournalist carrying the camera was running from tear gas being used by Israeli forces.
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Working as a photojournalist in conflict zones across Africa and the Middle East, Iannacone would cover trauma by seeking out confronting images in the hope that people would pay attention.
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While traveling from the airport after arriving in Iceland, Reuters photojournalist Lucas Jackson was overwhelmed by the sight of untold amounts of ash and rock spewing out of the volcano.
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Thus, it's disappointing but not surprising that many in the photojournalist community — whose job, ironically, is to bear witness to injustice in the world — want very much to look away.
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Senior political reporter Agnès Ndirubusa, broadcast reporter Christine Kamikazi, English-language reporter Egide Harerimana and photojournalist Térence Mpozenzi remain in detention though their driver, Adolphe Masabarikiza, was released in November.
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In March 2018, VICE traveled to the Beqaa Valley with photojournalist Andrew Quilty and World Vision Australia to document stories of refugees on the seventh anniversary of the Syrian War.
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Tim Hetherington, who worked at the Big Issue in the late 90s before he became a world-renowned war photojournalist, was killed by a mortar blast in Libya in 2011.
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Hoping to emulate their effect, I trained myself to follow in their footsteps, covering the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as a freelance photojournalist for The New York Times and Newsweek.
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Photojournalist Mahmoud Abu Zeid, also known as Shawkan, who was arrested as he took pictures of the sit-in's dispersal, is accused of belonging to a banned group and possessing firearms.
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WYFF-TV Anchor Mike McCormick and photojournalist Aaron Smeltzer both worked in the Greenville, South Carolina, market for more than a decade, anchor Carol Goldsmith said on air, breaking the news.
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Hours earlier, I'd said goodbye to my colleagues and friends, CNN senior international correspondent Arwa Damon and photojournalist Brice Laine, as they climbed into an armored vehicle with Iraqi special forces.
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As a photojournalist and cofounder of Vignette, Tara Todras-Whitehill's passion as an advocate for women's rights has informed her career documenting the struggles and triumphs of women across the globe.
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Chhatra League, the youth wing of the ruling party, Bangladesh Awami League, has reportedly been attacking journalists who have been trying to cover the protests, including Associated Press photojournalist A.M. Ahad.
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Among them was a freelance photojournalist who spoke to BuzzFeed News from his home in Dhaka as he recovered from blows to his leg, which have rendered him unable to move.
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Photojournalist George Barris, who took the last pictures of Marilyn Monroe before her untimely death at 19553, died Friday at his home in Thousand Oaks, California, The New York Times reports.
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Harrison Bruhn is a 21-year-old freelance photojournalist and filmmaker who recently captured our attention with An Unnatural Union, a series of photographs of refugees' abandoned belongings, taken in Europe.
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David Gilkey, a photojournalist with National Public Radio, and his Afghan translator Zabihullah Tamanna were killed in an ambush in Afghanistan on Sunday afternoon while traveling in an Afghan army convoy.
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As part of a social media initiative called #whatif, photojournalist Jeff Vespa captured some students' heart-wrenching tales of survival — and their determination to create a future free of gun violence.
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As mentioned above, the artist began the Regrets series after he had abandoned the drawings based on photojournalist Larry Burrows's image of the 21-year-old James Farley, deeming them failures.
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The 47-year-old Australian photographer had recently relocated to Hungary and was trying to reestablish himself as a photojournalist when Europe's migrant crisis seemed to unfold right on his doorstep.
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Phan, whose art practice is informed by his years of work as a photojournalist, investigated these women's stories, slowly building close relationships with them, which come through in the resulting images.
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This month, the prominent photojournalist Mahmoud Abou Zeid, known as Shawkan, who had spent more than five years in jail for taking pictures during a violent crackdown in 2013, was released.
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We're sending a Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist, Damon Winter, to document the Golden Globes red carpet as a news event (you can see some of his coverage of Donald Trump here).
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Our photojournalist documented harrowing scenes and battlefield calculations at the front lines of the fight against ISIS in Mosul, like the impromptu adoption of a child whose parents were presumed dead.
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One photographer who came up repeatedly in discussions of the digital and print presentations was Lam Yik Fei, a photojournalist who has covered the protests in Hong Kong for The Times.
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Cucuta, Colombia (CNN)The Venezuelan government, led by embattled President Nicolas Maduro, has blocked a bridge connecting Venezuela to Colombia, according to Colombian officials and a CNN photojournalist at the scene.
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Simon McBurney's astonishing one-man show — about an American photojournalist lost in the Amazon rain forest — retunes, rearranges and reproportions your senses, while taking you places you never expected to visit.
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The show was marred by a squad of more than a dozen Chinese security guards who beat a South Korean photojournalist trying to cover Mr. Moon as he toured the booths.
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Now 104 years old, she's had one of the most intrepid photography careers of the 20th century, and that legacy is being celebrated in Ruth Gruber, Photojournalist at Brooklyn College Library.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "We are frail flowers in the field," wrote Danny Lyon, the politically active, compassionate photojournalist, after leaving New York for Bernalillo, New Mexico, in 1969.
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On Tuesday, 22-year-old photojournalist, Mohammed Elshamy and his friend were meeting for coffee when they were allegedly verbally harassed by a white woman in the shop because of their race.
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" As investigators tried to piece together what happened, photojournalist Josh McKerrow shared his unshakeable resolve to keep The Capital Gazette publishing for his Annapolis community, tweeting: "There will be a Capital Friday.
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WYFF News anchor Mike McCormick and photojournalist Aaron Smeltzer of the NBC affiliate in Greenville, South Carolina, died after the tree hit their sport utility vehicle on a highway, the station reported.
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During this time, well-known Bangladeshi photojournalist Shahidul Alam was also arrested by the police for giving an interview to Al-Jazeera about the protests and against the Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina.
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Irineo Mujica, the head of Pueblo Sin Fronteras, started as a media-savvy activist who opened up migrant shelters in southern Mexico and a photojournalist documenting the plight of Central American migrants.
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Photojournalist Andrew Lichtenstein has been roaming New York City neighborhoods for the last six months, documenting material evidence of gun-related homicides, attempting to photograph each within 48 hours of the murder.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian authorities on Monday released a photojournalist who spent more than five years in jail after covering a 2013 sit-in that ended with security forces killing hundreds of protesters.
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Later that day, photojournalist Marc Lester used a small plane to capture a chilling photo of Vine Road, a major artery, fractured like a puzzle, detritus scattered across it like broken toys.
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A photojournalist with the Associated Press, Andy Harnik, snapped a picture of two pages of the notes, and a CBS editor, Stefan Becket, shared them on Twitter hours after the hearing began.
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"When there's a serious story, we cover it, but when there's not, we make fun of celebrities," said the former photojournalist, who was born in Cuba and now is based in Miami.
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The wife was released, but her husband and his cellmate — Luke Somers, an American photojournalist — were killed in December 2014, when United States commandos stormed the village where they were being held.
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While a photojournalist can submit up to 28503 still photo assignments per publisher, per year, if that photographer submits a single video, he or she no longer can freelance for that publication.
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In September, I took a road trip with photojournalist Louie Palu along the border between Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom, and the Republic of Ireland, which is not.
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The original images, taken by the American photojournalist Russell Lee for the Farm Security Administration in 19863, depicted Pie Town as it actually was, its traditional gender roles and pairings strictly observed.
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In 2015, Parker's daughter Alison, a reporter at CBS affiliate WDBJ in Roanoke, Virginia and photojournalist Adam Ward, were fatally shot by an ex-employee of the station during a live interview.
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For nearly four decades, because of the journalistic nature of my work, I have exclusively referred to myself as a photojournalist — someone who takes, edits, and publishes photographs to tell news stories.
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In North Carolina, a television news anchor and a photojournalist were killed Monday while covering the weather, when a tree became uprooted from rain-soaked ground and toppled onto their SUV, authorities said.
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But in North Carolina, a television news anchor and a photojournalist have died when a tree fell on their vehicle as they reported on severe weather on the fringes of the huge system.
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A TV news anchor and a photojournalist were killed Monday in North Carolina while covering the weather, when a tree became uprooted from rain-soaked ground and toppled onto their SUV, authorities said.
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A television news anchor and a photojournalist were killed Monday in North Carolina while covering the weather, when a tree became uprooted from rain-soaked ground and toppled onto their SUV, authorities said.
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Moise Nkurunziza, deputy police spokesman, said the police had picked up British photojournalist Phil Moore and Jean Philippe Remy, a French journalist, during raids in Jabe and Nyakabiga neighborhoods in Bujumbura on Thursday.
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The Creators Project spoke to Stabile over email about the development of Census, and his rise from a Roman schoolteacher's son to a newly-minted photojournalist working for the The New York Times.
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Also along for the ride are an ex-SAS tracker (Tom Hiddleston) and an anti-war photojournalist (Brie Larson), and a handful of other assorted scientists (Jing Tian, John Ortiz, Marc Evan Jackson).
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The Mountain Between Us follows two survivors of a plane crash, surgeon Ben Bass (Elba) and photojournalist Alex Martin (Kate Winslet), who have to survive the brutal cold together with extremely limited resources.
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Moise Nkurunziza, deputy police spokesman, said the police had picked up British photojournalist Phil Moore and Jean Philippe Remy, a French journalist, during raids in Jabe and Nyakabiga neighbourhoods in Bujumbura on Thursday.
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Ground Zero: SyriaIn 2011, VICE commissioned renowned photojournalist and videographer Robert King to embed with the Free Syrian Army, the rebel coalition that had been just formed, on the front lines in Aleppo.
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The unusual action occurred as Reuters photojournalist Kevin Lamarque tried to snap a picture of a protester who had disrupted Trump's rally and was being escorted out of the venue in Evansville, Indiana.
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There had been a man, she added, teaching with her on the course; an older man—she had a susceptibility for them—who was a well-known photojournalist and whose work she admired.
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She had been waiting for the photojournalist to come and speak to her, but he didn't, and as more time passed the knowledge began to creep coldly over her that he would not.
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But the manager of an ice rink in Nairobi never called her back, and she returned to her original career choice: photojournalist, covering conflicts in the most conflict-prone parts of the world.
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Over the last 15 years, Pulitzer prize winning photojournalist Stephanie Sinclair has made it her mission to document the experiences of young girls forced into marriages in order to give them a voice.
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Desiree Kane, a photojournalist who spent months covering the Dakota Access Pipeline protests, says she gets good sleep while she's on the road—when she actually has the time to close her eyes.
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His work was at one point exhibited at Grand Central Terminal in New York, where it caught the eye of Arthur Rothstein, Look's photo director and a distinguished photojournalist in his own right.
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Three journalists—Roger McNaught from Tribuna da Imprensa Sindical, photojournalist Ellan Lustosa, and me—were arrested, along with three protesters and a lady who originally had nothing to do with the whole mess.
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One critic of the decision could be seen debating the statue with young supporters of its removal in a video posted to Twitter by Tom Fox, a photojournalist at The Dallas Morning News.
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A photojournalist and artist had filled a San Francisco art gallery with his black-and-white images of Mexicans and others being tied up and hustled away by the Border Patrol near Tijuana.
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The images were filmed in June by Brazilian photojournalist Gabriel Chaim, who was given limited access by the Houthi rebels who control the city, from where they unseated the Yemeni government in 2015.
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Developing his first photographs in a makeshift darkroom in the bathroom of his tiny apartment, he got his first job as a photojournalist with Haolam Hazeh (This World), an anti-establishment Israeli publication.
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PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - A legislator from Haiti's ruling party fired a handgun during a protest on Monday, injuring a photojournalist as anger rises over fuel and food shortages in the Caribbean country.
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PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - A legislator from Haiti's ruling party fired a handgun during a protest on Monday, injuring a photojournalist as anger rises over fuel and food shortages in the Caribbean country.
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Among the six people who appeared in court Wednesday was photojournalist Alexei Wood, who broadcast the days events on Facebook Live, and a medic who brought a first aid kit to the protest.
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The photographs are stunning for a reason — they were shot by award-winning war photojournalist Lynsey Addario, whose professional honors include the Getty Images grant, a MacArthur Fellowship genius grant, and a Pulitzer Prize.
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Bahir al-Sharabi, a photojournalist who was traveling with Mr. Mojalli on Sunday, said they had just started filming in Jarif, a resort that had been bombed by the Saudi-led coalition last week.
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UYO, Nigeria, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Dozens of people were killed by the collapse of a church in southeastern Nigeria, a photojournalist who visited the town morgue said on Sunday, a day after the incident.
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In the "The Hidden Cost of Wildlife Tourism," writer Natasha Daly, along with photojournalist Kirsten Luce, document the wildlife tourism industry that has become increasingly popular across the globe, focusing on its darker realities.
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Hope on the river Huai Photojournalist Huo Daishan told CNN he had returned to the Huai River of his childhood, years ago, to shoot its natural beauty -- instead he found it filthy and polluted.
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The original game, a beguiling Legend of Zelda-esque adventure in which a photojournalist called Jade uncovered a vast alien conspiracy, struck a chord with many of its players but failed to sell well.
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Not until he found himself taking pictures of a cultural festival in Lyon during a weeklong vacation in 217 did he at last decide to commit to the unstable life of a freelance photojournalist.
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The adult Damien (Bradley James of "Merlin"), a 30-year-old photojournalist, repeats the investigation his adoptive father conducted in the film, discovering that the hospital where he was born long ago burned down.
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I am particularly inspired by Joanna Kakissis, a Greek-American NPR contributor based in Athens, and photojournalist Lynsey Addario, who has been covering the crises across the Mediterranean, recently documenting refugee camps in Greece.
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The photojournalist, Jeroen Oerlemans, was shot several times in the chest while covering the front line of a battle between pro-government forces and the Islamic State, according to Reda Eissa, the government spokesman.
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John Hurt's last role was as an Israeli intelligence director in this spy thriller, which follows a Mossad agent (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) in Syria, where he eventually encounters a photojournalist played by Olivia Thirlby.
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Egypt: The country freed a prominent photojournalist, Mahmoud Abou Zeid, who spent five and a half years in prison for taking pictures during 2013 protests in Cairo after the military's takeover of the country.
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The Times, for example, has revamped its approach to covering the red carpet for the Golden Globes this weekend — assigning a Pulitzer Prize winning photojournalist, known for his political work, to photograph the event.
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Traveling with the activist and photojournalist William Worthy in defiance of prohibitions on both sides, Randy Goodman was one of the few Americans to cover the Iran Hostage Crisis, 1979-81, from the ground.
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Erich Lessing, a self-taught photojournalist who fled the Nazi annexation of Austria as a teenager in 260 but returned after World War II to document Europe's political and cultural rebirth, died on Aug.
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Reuters photojournalist Hannah McKay took this picture of Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, arriving for the State Opening of Parliament at the Houses of Parliament in London yesterday.
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Rather than produce a news story, The Times's Photo department sent Amber Bracken, a photojournalist from Edmonton, Alberta, to the disputed area twice, before and during the arrests, to produce a mainly visual report.
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ANKARA, Jan 2 (Reuters) - A South African photojournalist kidnapped in Syria by Islamic State three years ago returned home on Thursday with the help of Turkey's intelligence agency, a security source in Ankara said.
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WYFF news anchor Mike McCormick and photojournalist Aaron Smeltzer were covering "rain impact" in Polk County, North Carolina, when a tree fell on their SUV, killing both of them, their home station said Monday night.
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A retired US Air Force photojournalist, Gyokeres now runs his own aerial photography business, and has flown photo and video missions for clients as varied as Wu-Tang Clan, the Department of Defense, and Nike.
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Perhaps the most egregious available example is South African photojournalist Kevin Carter's 1993 photograph, "Struggling Girl," in which Carter captured a lurking vulture over the body of a malnourished child during a famine in Sudan.
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Update: Ganni has responded to criticism its fall 2019 fashion show was "tone-deaf" for displaying photos of women in underdeveloped countries by award-winning National Geographic photojournalist Ami Vitale as models walked the runway.
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While Doisneau is sometimes compared to Henri Cartier-Bresson, the latter was the archetypal 20th-century street photographer and photojournalist, never shying away from the gritty or the troubling, even as he made beautiful images.
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A volunteer member of the advance team for President Donald Trump blocks a camera as a photojournalist attempts to take a photo of a protester during a campaign rally at the Ford Center, on Aug.
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So in January of 222, Penrose, Drew, and the American photographer and photojournalist Lee Miller (who was married to Penrose) visited Picasso's home in the south of France to ensure the artworks were properly returned.
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News anchor Mike McCormick and photojournalist Aaron Smeltzer, who both worked for South Carolina's NBC affiliate WYFF, died on Monday while driving in Polk County, North Carolina, as they were covering subtropical storm Alberto's landfall.
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About 22016 workers participated in the strike against Amazon in Spain, while around 20173 people gathered for a protest outside an Amazon fulfillment center near Madrid, according to photojournalist Lito Lizana, who documented the event.
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Ackermann: My goal as a photojournalist—and I insist even more when I see all the scandals occurring these days about staged or retouched documentary works—is to photograph things as is without staging them.
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The pictures of people of color in patriotic colors may have been deemed too political by Westminster High School, but their creators disagree, according to Aaron Huey, a photojournalist and executive director of Amplifier Foundation.
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They are more staged than what one might see in the work of photojournalist Brian Skerry, who takes some truly dynamic underwater photos, as he recently did of a glowing, translucent and hermaphroditic sea angel.
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"We're not used to computing the scale of a 100,000-year-old piece of ice the size of California that's going to break off from an ice sheet," said the artist and photojournalist Justin Guariglia.
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Syrian photojournalist Fared Alhor was taking pictures of Baghdadi's leveled compound the morning after the raid when he found a puppy roaming the rubble, next to the body of what appeared to be its mother.
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"Our stories have always been told by visiting photographers," said Neo Ntsoma, a veteran photojournalist who mentored two younger photographers whose pictures are on display at the old jail at Constitution Hill, now a court.
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There he runs into Kim Johnson (Olivia Thirlby), an unconvincing photojournalist who fell at his feet earlier in Jerusalem while trying to shove her camera in the faces of some Orthodox Jews on the Sabbath.
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Struck by the migrants' plight, human rights activist and photojournalist Irineo Mujica created the Center for Humanitarian Aid, a shelter in Chahuites , a 10,000-person town in the southwestern state of Oaxaca in August 2014.
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Mr. Coutard, a former photojournalist in French Indochina, had never operated a movie camera when he was asked to "do some photos" for "The Devil's Pass," an adventure film being made in Afghanistan in 280.
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Among the achievements and accolades that the photojournalist and director Jessica Dimmock has amassed are three World Press Photo prizes, an Emmy nomination, a Guggenheim Fellowship, and membership in the exclusive international photo agency VII.
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In "Castro's Cuba, Cuba's Fidel," a biography by the American photojournalist Lee Lockwood, Mr. Castro spoke little of baseball, instead stressing his long love for basketball, chess, deep-sea diving, soccer and track and field.
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Photographer Jerry Wolford once worked as a photojournalist for the News & Record in Greensboro, N.C. In the early days, the paper's photographers shot black-and-white film, developing it themselves before anything went to print.
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A prominent photojournalist, Shahidul Alam, was arrested on Sunday night, his wife said, and rights groups including Amnesty International said they were looking into reports of four more arrests of activists that they called unjustified.
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That to me was a nice little tidbit—all these hardened photojournalist veterans taking this young kid, again he's like 17-18 years old, under their wing and propelling him along into this professional career.
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The rescue was caught on camera by KGET 17 news photojournalist Chuck Dennis, and the station reports that the pup, who was suffering from smoke inhalation, was saved by a special type of pet oxygen mask.
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"At that very moment I realised that I was the only photojournalist who was there and working for international media because all EPA, AFP, Reuters, AP, all of them were gone at that time," he wrote.
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Guariglia, who worked with publications like The New York Times and National Geographic as a photojournalist before turning to art, took the photograph from 1,500 feet while on a military transport plane on NASA's Operation IceBridge.
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Many of the scenes that players photograph with Reza's camera in the course of the game are inspired by the pictures of French photojournalist Michel Setboun, who was in Iran at the time of the revolution.
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The condemned man, Yakub Memon, was only the fourth person executed in India since 2000, although in 2014, three men convicted of raping a photojournalist in Mumbai were sentenced to death under new sex crime laws.
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The three of them—the Englishman had no intention of being dislodged—decided to go to a restaurant, and they left the party and walked up the Boulevard Saint-Michel to a bistro the photojournalist knew.
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In the book, U.S. photojournalist Sebastian Meyer documents life in Iraqi Kurdistan, home to Kurds who sided with the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003 and eventually helped spearhead the fight against the Islamic State.
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Harrison joined Mercy Ships on a trip to war-torn Liberia and ended up spending two years in West Africa as a photojournalist, documenting the work of the organization's doctors, surgeons and nurses in the field.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - The parents of an Egyptian photojournalist, whose case has been highlighted by UNESCO, hope their son will be cleared when his trial ends on Saturday, but fear he could be convicted on terrorism charges.
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The photojournalist and filmmaker first self-published his magazine, HYCIDE, in the summer of 2011, debuting each new issue at local art galleries and cultural venues and attracting hundreds of fans and followers to popular events.
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Belinda Sinclair — Magicienne & ConjurerFrom Musicals To Medicine To MagicBelinda Sinclair had always been drawn to creative subjects, like photography, because she was inspired by her father, a photojournalist for the Associated Press and United Press International.
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David Douglas Duncan, an American photojournalist, recalled watching Picasso devour sole meunière, licking the bones clean, then placing the skeleton on a slab of wet clay to make a plate later entitled "Bullfight and Fish" (1957).
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The image by Kim Kyung-Hoon, a Reuters photojournalist, showed Ms. Meza, wearing a shirt with characters from Disney's "Frozen" on it, fearfully clutching her children, both of them in diapers and one of them barefoot.
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CAIRO — Egypt on Monday freed a prominent photojournalist who had spent five and a half years in prison for taking pictures during a crackdown in 2013 that culminated in the killing of more than 800 protesters.
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During a stay at a FARC camp in 20193, Federico Ríos Escobar, a Colombian photographer and photojournalist, captured the image of the couple while FARC leaders negotiated with the Colombian government to give up their arms.
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Rosie Perez, who portrays a photojournalist in "The Last Thing," told me that the day she arrived on location in Puerto Rico to shoot the film, she immediately noticed Rees's sharp intelligence but found her aloof.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Matthew Schrier, an American photojournalist who was captured by Al-Nusra Front, Al-Qaeda's affiliate in Syria, is suing a Qatari bank for allegedly funding the activity of his kidnappers.
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Amber Bracken, a photojournalist based in Edmonton, went to far northern Quebec to tell the story of a program that has returned control of childbirth to its Inuit communities while improving the health outcomes for newborns.
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NOMA's press release describes the new collection as "particularly strong in work by women photographers," including Frances Benjamin Johnston, a photojournalist known for her work in the American South during the first half of the 225th century.
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"I know I'm not the only one who had a mini heart attack when the 'EAS Radiological Hazard Warning' test went out moments ago," Billy Heath, a photojournalist for Atlanta news station FOX 5, wrote on Twitter.
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Those on trial included the photojournalist Mahmoud Abu Zeid, known as Shawkan; the spiritual leader of the now-banned Muslim Brotherhood, Mohammed Badie; and Osama Morsi, the son of the former president, who is also currently detained.
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Meanwhile, some 15 miles away, another photojournalist may well have been celebrating Franco's victory — Florentino López, or Floro, a fascist sympathizer who until recently had been living under siege from the Republicans in the town of Oviedo.
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These photographs, in a recently launched book called Broken Land and an exhibition in Johannesburg, display the work of South African photojournalist Daylin Paul who spent four years documenting the environmental impacts of South Africa's coal industry.
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From 50,000 entries spanning 95 countries, American photojournalist Tim Laman took home the grand title with his photo of a Bornean orangutan above the Indonesian rainforest making the climb up a strangler fig entwined with a tree.
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Over the course of a few months, I went from being a photojournalist interested in them as subjects to someone they knew well; they invited me over to their houses, and I'd have lunch with their parents.
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Louder Than Bombs is also haunted by a phantom, though Lie's boyish visage has been replaced by the regal iciness of Isabelle Huppert, who plays the photojournalist detached from the lives of her husband and two sons.
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In June, the American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit against D.C. Metropolitan police on behalf of a photojournalist, a legal observer and two other individuals, charging unconstitutional arrest, excessive force, and invasive bodily searches of protesters.
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Guests will include Sweetin's Fuller House costar Andrea Barber, former Step by Step actress Christine Lakin (whom Sweetin has starred with on Hollywood Darlings), Dance Moms star Melissa Gisoni (mom to Maddie Ziegler) and photojournalist Lynsey Addario.
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The family was among more than 100 migrants near the border November 25 when a few men tried to dismantle a wire fence separating the two countries, said Reuters photojournalist Kim Kyung-Hoon, who shot the image.
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A photojournalist at the Capital Gazette, McKerrow mourned, remembered and celebrated his beloved colleague, Wendi Winters, and four other staffers -- all killed in June when a gunman walked into the newsroom of the Annapolis, Maryland, daily newspaper.
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After a photojournalist snapped a shot of President Donald Trump&aposs handwritten "no quid pro quo" memo, the internet was quick to react with memes and jokes, including the former White House photographer from the Obama administration.
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"He is being pressured to find a wife and his need to rent a girlfriend is real," Yuqing told a photojournalist who approached her and Wang Quanming after seeing the online ad and learning about their agreement.
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CAIRO — A prominent Dutch photojournalist who had once been taken hostage by Islamist extremists in Syria was fatally shot on Sunday by an Islamic State sniper in the coastal city of Surt, a Libyan government spokesman said.
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Though Ms. Panich-Linsman has been a professional photojournalist since 2009 and has worked extensively at the border since moving to Texas in 2014, this was the first time she had created this kind of panoramic image.
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Ethiopian photographers this year include Mulugeta Ayene, whom Ms. Muluneh describes as a "strong photojournalist meticulously documenting all of the changes in the country," and Aron Simeneh, who has also exhibited during Photoville 2017 in New York.
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Tensions boiled over on Monday when Senator Jean Marie Ralph Fethiere fired a handgun and injured a photojournalist during a protest near parliament in the capital Port-au-Prince after several protesters yanked open his car door.
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From Rose in Titanic to Alex Martin, a stranded photojournalist in this Friday's The Mountain Between Us, Kate Winslet has made a career out of playing bold and empowered women — and she has an explanation for the pattern.
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Party-goers put their hands up in the air, dance, laugh until the final song—"The Empty Chair," which was written to pay tribute to American photojournalist Jim Foley, killed by the Islamic State in Syria in 2014.
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In that film, Gyllenhaal plays a freelance photojournalist who chases violent events around Los Angeles, competing to be first on the scene and to get the most graphic and thrilling shots, even if that means breaking the law.
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British national dies fighting ISIS in Syria Photojournalist and Aleppo resident Karam Al Masri counted 27 strikes on the area since the morning, and three more barrel bombs dropped as he spoke to CNN in the early evening.
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UYO, Nigeria (Reuters) - At least 100 people were killed by the collapse of a church in southeastern Nigeria, a resident and photojournalist who visited a morgue said on Sunday, but officials put the death toll at just 27.
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Amer Almohibany, a Syrian freelance photojournalist documenting Syria's six-year war said he was haunted by a baby named Karim who lost his eye and mother in the bombing of Eastern Ghouta, a besieged rebel enclave near Damascus.
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Wheeler, who is also the police commissioner, has faced criticism after Andy Ngo, a sub-editor and photojournalist for Quillette, a conservative online publication, was reportedly assaulted by antifa protesters, leaving him with scratches and a black eye.
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NPR photojournalist David Gilkey and his Afghan colleague Zabihullah Tamanna were killed in a Taliban ambush this month in southern Helmand province and two days later a radio station was blown up by the Taliban in eastern Nangarhar.
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In August 2002, a photojournalist from Bangladesh, Mizanur Rahman, 37, was beaten to death in a midnight attack just over the county line in Brooklyn that appeared to have been the result of gang- and race-related fights.
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