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Lynsey Addario on assignment in Tiné, on the Sudanese border in Northeast Chad. (National Geographic/Caitlin Kelly)
Love + War: The NatGeo documentary that made me cry, made me angry, and made me believe photography always matters

By Sebastian Oakley Published

Opinion Love + War shows why conflict photography still matters in the age of artificial images

Opinion
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Is photojournalism worth dying for? Oscar-nominated documentary on war photographer killed in Ukraine begs question

By Alan Palazon Published

Opinion Armed Only With A Camera: The Life And Death Of Brent Renaud has been nominated for an Academy award, but this should never have been a posthumous accolade

Opinion
A boy in a red beanie, gray hoodie, and jeans climbs over the curved roof of a brightly graffitied structure at a bus stop during a dusky sunset
This photo series documenting children's dangerous school journeys is a worthy awards winner

By Tom May Published

News Laura Pannack's project has been recognised by an inaugural award honoring photojournalist Tom Stoddart

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A woman in a tan coat stands in front of a backdrop depicting a blooming spring scene, flanked by heavily damaged, multi-story buildings.
Alena Grom's Ukraine series shows what documentary photography looks like when you're part of the story

By Tom May Published

News The TIFA Photographer of the Year 2025 has been shooting portraits in the ruins of her own neighborhood after Russian occupiers were driven out

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A collage featuring a road, an elderly man, and scenes of photographers discussing images, highlighting themes of photojournalism
Napalm Girl documentary arrives on Netflix this week, triggered by 52-year-old secret that plagued photo editor – and I can't wait to watch it!

By Kim Bunermann Published

NEWS What's the origin of one of the most powerful images ever made? This documentary revisits the story behind the photograph that defined the Vietnam War, presenting new context regarding its authorship

NEWS
War photographer Jonathan Alpeyrie talking with his Canon EOS R camera on the table in front of him
"I was injured twice, kidnapped, and tortured." Conflict photographer Jonathan Alpeyrie discusses his approach to capturing life in warzones

By Kalum Carter Published

News Take a look inside the essential camera kit of a war photographer in this fascinating Daily Mail video

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Nikon revokes all C2PA certificates after major vulnerability exposed

By Sebastian Oakley Published

News Nikon promises a fix after a proof-of-concept hack shakes trust in its authenticity

News
Magnum photographer Chris Steele Perkins, Berkeley Square Charity Ball, London 1981
Magnum photographer Chris Steele-Perkins dies aged 78

By Chris George Published

Obituary British photojournalist and war photographer had worked for the celebrated Magnum Photos agency for over 40 years

Obituary
01 January, 1989US invasion of Panama during Operation Just Cause. By December, General Noriega's days as president were numbered as the US responded to his declaration of war. Noriega was eventually tracked down where he had sought asylum in a Vatican embassy.
What have we done? World Press Photo celebrates 70th anniversary with major exhibition

By Kalum Carter Published

A landmark show curated by Cristina de Middel revisits seven decades of powerful, provocative, and sometimes problematic images that shaped how we see the world

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Love+War Documentary
New National Geographic documentary explores war photographer Lynsey Addario's life on the frontlines

By Kalum Carter Published

Pulitzer prize-winning photographer Lynsey Addario is the subject of a new Jimmy Chin & Chai Vasarhelyi documentary

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