photojournalism

A woman wearing a dark shirt and sunglasses on her head stands on a wide, sandy road holding a camera. The background is blurred with people and buildings visible in the distance.

November 6, 2025

Lynsey Addario on assignment in Iridimi Refugee Camp, Wadi Fira, Chad. (National Geographic/Caitlin Kelly) Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Lynsey…

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The image is split in two: on the left, a young couple sits on bleachers, the girl resting on the boy’s shoulder; on the right, a person walks on top of a moving train car in black and white.

October 9, 2025

The winners of the 45th edition of the prestigious Leica Oskar Barnack Award are photographers Alejandro Cegarra and…

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Powerful Photo Series About Current Life in Gaza Wins Photo Awards

October 9, 2025

Photo: Abdelrahman Alkahlout, 2025 IPA Photographer of the Year The International Photography Awards (IPA) announced the big winners…

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As World Press Photo turns 70, is it time for photojournalism to move forward from a history of harm? - The Art Newspaper

September 24, 2025

Mahmoud Ajjour was just nine years old when both his arms were severed during an Israeli attack on…

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A man wearing a sleeveless shirt carries several large, freshly caught fish over his shoulders at an outdoor market, with stalls and people in the background.

September 14, 2025

Photographer Nicole Tung uses her camera to expose powerful, important stories from the hidden world of Southeast Asia’s…

Lynsey Addario: ‘There Was Never a World in Which I Would Not Do This Work’

The 2025 Leica Oskar Barnack Award Winners Capture the Complexity of the Human Experience

Powerful Photo Series About Current Life in Gaza Wins Photo Awards

As World Press Photo turns 70, is it time for photojournalism to move forward from a history of harm? – The Art Newspaper

Photographer’s Nine-Month Investigation Uncovers the Hidden Harm of the Fishing Industry