The “Local Testimony” exhibition is held each year together with the World Press Photo exhibition, and presents the best of local photojournalism.

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The guest professor, Zhou Xiaoming, a Tibet specialist and government consultant, was providing the students with their latest class in “Marxist journalism.”

A Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist (renne byer) was inducted Friday into the Ulster County Community College Alumnae Hall of Fame in recognition of her career.

Six years after the terrorist attacks of 2001, airport security remains a theater of the absurd.

While Faulques snapped away, men in Chad, wounded and bound, were left on a riverbank to be devoured by crocodiles.

As part of a new series of work, Christopher Morris will be documenting America as a contributing photographer to the Italian fashion magazine AMICA.

Ron Haviv’s photographs touch upon some of the issues affecting the people in Watts on both sides of the lines.

When Kate Webb reported from the battlefields of Cambodia, she kept her chestnut hair cropped G.I.-short and wore jeans and loose shirts to obscure her breasts.

Withers carried cameras everywhere he went. Denied access to the people and places where white photographers flourished, Withers documented instead the lives of the other invisible people around him

Harkins was stunned when David, scorning the hypocritical civility most of us were still willing to indulge in, refused to shake the general’s hand.

In that way, Wall is the anti-Weegee. Struck by a fleeting moment in the “world,” he doesn’t surreptitiously snap off a frame with his Leica; he goes back to his studio and “re-creates” the moment on a heroic scale

“It’s a picture, which isn’t a big deal!”

The Hasselblad Masters represent photography at its finest; at its most inspired, most communicative, most beautiful.

Our photo editors select their favorite images of 2007 by the photographers of the Los Angeles Times.

if you ever have worked as a professional photographer, designer, creative, etc..
this is exactly how we feel.

In September of this year I visited Bill Jay, the pre-eminent photo-historian and critic, at his home in Ocean Beach, California.

In the summer of 1993 Dan Eldon, a 22-year-old photographer for Reuters, was making his way through the streets of Mogadishu

In the second week of December I received my Nikon D3. My trial by fire with a D2x at the Cog gig in 2005 proved so informative that I jumped at the opportunity to familiarize myself with the D3 in a similar challenging environment.

National Geographic Magazine has picked a side in the long-running rivalry between the two major U.S. photojournalism contests.

“I ran up, got as close as I got, made a few pictures of her waving to the crowd,” Getty Images senior staff photographer John Moore

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The photos of Getty’s John Moore are likely to stand as the most memorable and up-close from the scene of the Bhutto assassination today.

Kevin Rivoli has spent the past 15 years capturing timeless moments in contemporary America

Now that 2007 is coming to a close, everyone seems to be making lists of the best pix of 2007.

If you are looking at the Aperture interface for the first time, you might not easily know what to do.

It’s sort of a Leica on steroids, in that it allows precisely-focused, precisely-framed handheld 4×5 photography, with all the latter’s rich detail and beautiful defocus. The Littman VI

Brady suffers from repeated seizures, daily. photo essay by Ashley Franscell.

As far as photographers and photo books go, my list ebbs and flows with each day’s tide. So rather than a best of anything, here’s my list of some of my favorites from 2007

the year in pictures