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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

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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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A high-angle, close-up shot of several men's hands at a poker table. The hands are resting on the green felt, with a pile of poker chips in front of them and a few playing cards face up on the table
From Oasis gigs to Monaco hotels, photographers' rights are under siege

By Tom May Published

Arbitrary restrictions and legal threats are strangling our ability to forge a collective visual memory

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David Hurn
David Hurn turns 91: Celebrating the legacy of Magnum’s unsung master

By Sebastian Oakley Published

News David Hurn at 91: The quiet genius who captured people's souls

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images of family
Every Frame Is a Goodbye - make it count: the bitter truth of photographing the people you love

By Sebastian Oakley Published

Opinion These are the most important pictures you'll ever take, and it's why I never put my camera down

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Anti-ICE protesters clash with police near the Federal Building and detention center in Los Angeles, California on June 9, 2025 amid protests over immigration raids. (Photo by Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu via Getty Images)
What to keep in mind when photographing political protests and demonstrations

By Terry Sullivan Published

How to photograph protests safely: A guide for modern photojournalists

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Migrant Mother
Photography is more than taking pictures; it defines the world we live in

By Jon Devo Published

Scanning Ahead The most impactful photos tell the story of the world in the times you’ve lived through

Scanning Ahead
The US flag flies atop the White House on November 15, 2000 in Washington, DC.
Photographer who took iconic Trump assassination attempt photo opts to FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! AP White House ban

By Mike Harris Published

News AP chief photographer, Evan Vucci, who captured an iconic image of Donald Trump, is one of many AP journalists banned from major events

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10/23/96 Washington D.C. Monica Lewinsky Embraces President Bill Clinton At A Democratic Fundraiser ------------------- (Photo By Dirck Halstead/Getty Images)
This famous photo of Monica Lewinsky and Bill Clinton is proof that new camera technologies can have unexpected consequences

By Terry Sullivan Published

Opinion It's not always clear how technology is changing photography, as this 30-year-old photo by Dirck Halstead goes to prove

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