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“Suddenly, I had an archive of blood.” How an inspiring female photographer took on the Sicilian Mafia, and won
news Letizia Battaglia was one of Italy's most important social documentary photographers, best known for her work exposing Mafia crimes
Photographer Joshua Lutz captures the dichotomy of daily life in Central Florida
News We talk to photographer Joshua Lutz about his new photography book 'Orange Blossom Trail'
Hillary Clinton was "worst subject yet" says award-winning portrait photographer
NEWS This photographer waited 8 hours to photograph Hillary Clinton for 15 seconds – but she had no intention of honoring the shoot at all
Renowned war photojournalist Paul Lowe dies in tragic attack on a California trail
News Renowned photojournalist Paul Lowe known for his work at the Siege of Sarajevo dies in a tragic attack on a California trail
Letter claiming photographers are being pushed out of Harris campaign signed by six major news organizations
NEWS The Kamala Harris presidential campaign has been accused of wrongfully restricting photographers access and coverage
Canon Explorer of Light and pro American sports photographer Kevin Jairaj shares his kit bag essentials
PRO KIT Top sports photographer Kevin Jairaj tells us about the kit he uses when shooting for publications such as USA Today
The Carmignac Photojournalism Award 14th Edition – 'No Woman's Land – An Intimate Look into the Battle for Women's Rights in Afghanistan'
News The winning project documented the experiences of woman living under the Taliban since they retook power in 2021
Is Bruce Gilden "the internet's most hated photographer," or is he simply a true artist?
News "Making people uncomfortable is kind of unavoidable when you're making art," says photographer Hunter Scott
