Photojournalism

Horst Faas, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Photojournalist, Has Died

AP | Posted 05.12.2012

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NEW YORK (AP) — In an obituary May 10 for former Associated Press photographer Horst Faas, the AP incorrectly reported that Faas photographed a ski-...

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Student Photojournalist Beaten and Arrested While Taking Photos of Police in Public

Larry Atkins | Posted 04.26.2012

Read More: Photos, Citizen Journalism, First Amendment Rights, First Amendment, Police, Journalism, Photojournalism, Temple Student Arrested, Ian Van Kuyk, Photographing Police, Media News

Asserting his First Amendment right to take photos of police action in public, Van Kuyk refused the officers' request for him to stop taking the photos, but the officers arrested him and charged him with obstruction, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct.

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Google Doodle Honors Famous French Street Photographer

The Huffington Post | Laura Hibbard | Posted 04.14.2012

Read More: Robert Doisneau, Google, Photography, Video, Robert Doisneau Google Doodle, French Photography, French Photographers, Google Doodle, Photojournalism, Technology News

Google's homepage today pays homage to Robert Doisneau -- a French street-photographer famous for pioneering photojournalism by capturing intimate pho...

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The Radical Camera

Richard Schiffman | Posted 04.09.2012

Read More: Photo League, Aaron Siskind, Photography, Harlem, Jewish Museum, Columbus-Museum-of-Art, W. Eugene Smith, Jerome Liebling, Sid Grossman, Mccarthyism, Photojournalism, Great Depression, Culture News

When the Photo League closed its doors in 1951, after being listed as a subversive organization by the U.S. Attorney General, it had already enjoyed an historic 15-year run, which helped to change the direction of American photography

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A Promise of Closure

Laura Mola | Posted 05.21.2012

Read More: Cambodia, Reporters, Tim Page, Vietnam, Journalism, Photojournalism, Vietnam War, Media News

If a picture tells a thousand words we know why photojournalists do what they do: they tell stories with their pictures.

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PHOTOS: AP Photographer Documents Daily Life In Pakistan

Posted 02.22.2012

Read More: Photography, Islamabad, Pakistan Photos, Middle East, Pakistan, Associated Press, Exposure, Photojournalism, World News

Associated Press chief photographer in Pakistan Muhammed Muheisen documents daily life on the outskirts of Islamabad. To see more great photogr...

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PHOTO: New York Times Photographer Wins Major Award

Posted 02.10.2012

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New York Times photographer Samuel Aranda was announced the winner of the iconic World Press Photo competition on Friday. The 55th annual jury of ...

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PHOTOS: Deep Freeze Turns Amsterdam Canals Into Ice Skating Wonderland

Posted 02.13.2012

Read More: Photos, Photography, Amsterdam, Weather Photos, Slideadbigshot, Keizersgracht Canal, Netherlands, Ice Skating, Winter, Exposure, Weather, Prinsengracht Canal, Photojournalism, Amsterdam Canals, World News

Skaters in Amsterdam, Netherlands took up the opportunity this week to skate in many of the city's famous canals. A deep freeze left the canals frozen...

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Images From A Long-Running Conflict

Posted 01.27.2012

Read More: Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Photography, James Lukoski, Video, Photographers, Artist, Exposure, Photojournalist, American, Photojournalism, Arts News

James Lukoski, a New York-based photojournalist, has covered numerous domestic and international events during his storied career. Some of his most no...

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Is It Art Or Is It A Mistake? Colored Photos Cause Controversy

Posted 01.19.2012

Read More: Photography, Video, Controversy, Photojournalism, Colored Photos, Sanna Dullaway, Arts News

Sanna Dullaway, a Swedish artist who added color to a series of iconic black-and-white photos, is now receiving a lot of unwanted attention for her pr...

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PHOTOS: Meticulous Removal Of Land Mines

Posted 01.18.2012

Read More: Photography, International Campaign to Ban Landmines, Explosives, Peru, Photo, Conflict, Ecuador, Removal, War, Exposure, Landmines, Photojournalism, World News

Past conflicts between Ecuador and Peru have left the landscape dotted with mines, and their removal is risky business. This important job is done by ...

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Incomparable Woman Behind the Lens - Rose Hartman on Rose Hartman

Mark Wiener and Linda DiGusta | Posted 03.19.2012

Read More: Photography, Andy Warhol, Jerry Hall, Women Photographers, Studio 54, Bianca Jagger, Fashion Institute of Technology, Fashion, Rose Hartman, Anna Wintour, New York City, Photojournalism, Women-Photojournalist, Arts News

'It takes a few seconds to get the image," Rose Hartman likes to say, "Plus 35 years of work to produce the results that I can in my best pictures."

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PHOTOS: Pictures Of The Week: Jan. 8 - Jan. 14

Posted 01.17.2012

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To see more great photography visit HuffPost Exposure. ...

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10 Jobs That Burn The Most Calories

The Huffington Post | Harry Bradford | Posted 01.14.2012

Read More: Occupations, Stress, Professions, Firefighters, Calories, Valets, Health, Exercise, Physical Trainers, Careercast.com, Jobs, PloS One, Photojournalism, glassdoor.com, Personal Trainers, Business News

With a growing percentage of American workers finding themselves glued to a computer all day, those jobs that require a little bit of physical activit...

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PHOTOS: International Kite Festival In India

Posted 01.12.2012

Read More: Photography, Photos, India, Exposure, Photojournalism, Kites, Kite Flying, Culture News

A giant puppet stands as kites fly during the International Kite Festival in Ahmadabad, India, Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2012. More than a hundred Indian an...

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PHOTOS: Haiti: Two Years Later

Posted 01.11.2012

Read More: Photos, Photography, Haiti Earthquake Anniversary, Natural Disasters, Haiti Earthquake, Exposure, Port-Au-Prince, Photojournalism, World News

Jan. 12, 2012 marks the two-year anniversary of the devastating earthquake that struck Haiti and left 300,000 dead and some 1.5 million homeless in t...

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PHOTOS: Japanese Teens Come Of Age At Twenty Years Old

Posted 01.17.2012

Read More: Photos, Photography, Coming of Age, Alcohol, Tradition, Coming-of-Age, Cameras, Japanese, Exposure, Japan, Photojournalism, Voting, Culture, World News

Japanese teens party as they come of age at 20 years old and will finally be allowed to drink, smoke and vote. To see more great photography visit ...

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PHOTOS: Chinese New Year Seen Through The Hipstmatic iPhone App

Posted 01.17.2012

Read More: Iphone, Photos, Photography, Chinese New Year, Apple Iphone, Cameras, Hipstamatic, Exposure, iPhone Apps, Photojournalism, Arts News

The Hipstamatic iPhone app creates interesting imagery that mimics various older cameras with vignetting and chromatic aberrations that are typical of...

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PHOTOS: Kalachakra 2012 Festival With The Dalai Lama

Posted 01.10.2012

Read More: Kalachakra, Photography, Photos, India, Exposure, Dalai Lama, Buddhist Festival, Photojournalism, Tibetan Spiritual Leader, Religion News

Kalachakra 2012, a festival of teachings and meditations is taking place from January 1, 2012 for ten days in the northern Indian state of Bihar and w...

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PHOTOS: Pictures Of The Week: Jan. 1 - Jan. 7

Posted 01.09.2012

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PHOTOS: Pictures Of The Week: Dec. 25 - Dec. 31

Posted 01.03.2012

Read More: New Years Eve, Photography, Photos, Pictures of the Week, Photos of the Week, Exposure, Kim Jong Il, Photojournalism, Culture News

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PHOTOS: 2011: A Year Of Anniversaries

Posted 12.30.2011

Read More: Year-in-Review, Photos, Photography, Civil War, Anniversaries, Historical Photos, Getty Images, Exposure, Berlin Wall, Jfk, Photojournalism, Culture News

Each year, Getty Images compiles its "Year in Focus", a curated collection of some of the best images of the year that were captured by Getty Images' ...

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PHOTOS: Pictures Of The Week: Dec. 18 - Dec. 24

Posted 12.28.2011

Read More: Photography, Photos, India, Pictures of the Week, Soldiers, Vaclav Havel, Christmas, Exposure, Kim Jong Il, Iraq, Photojournalism, Culture News

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VIDEO: Can A Tour Of Prisons Be Called A 'Travel Film?'

Paul Brady | Posted 02.22.2012

Read More: Prison Journalism, Prisons, Travel Writing, Video, American Prisons, Travel Journalism, Photojournalism, Prison Populations, Travel News

Writer and academic Pete Brook takes an odd trip around the United States: He travels what he calls a "hidden" network of American prisons. But can we call his work "travel writing?"

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PHOTOS: 2011's Most Dramatic Uprisings

Posted 12.21.2011

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The day a young fruit-seller, tired of corruption and sick of constant humiliation, set himself ablaze in Tunisia, he also sparked a wave of protests ...

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