IMAGO has chosen a selection of important images from the history of photography that captured significant and meaningful occasions and transformations. The first half of the twentieth century will be reviewed here.
IMAGO interviewed one of its most recent partners, Subash Shrestha, on his captivating documentations of Nepal and the Himalayan region.
See our picks of the year as we commemorate the art of photojournalism this month alongside IMAGO’s sponsoring of the UK Picture Editors’ Guild Awards taking place tomorrow in London.
In light of this year’s edition of the UK Editors’ Guild Awards, The Game spoke to some of IMAGO’s photojournalists.
Those whose towns were ravaged in the 2021 flood disaster are still picking up the pieces. One year later, the region is experiencing one of its worst droughts on record as the risk of more flooding lingers. What can Germany’s new coalition government do?
Ukrainians in the UK who have fled their homes have to start from scratch – Joann Randles’ stoic portraits reimagine the Ukrainian narrative, revealing a tender yet powerful portrayal of her subject Olha.
Tamal Shee’s approach to photographing the Holi Festival in India is rooted in his relationship with the people – his candid shots show Kolkata’s streets in colour. IMAGO spoke to him about his methods and the popular Hindu tradition.
Award winning photojournalist Hedayatullah Amid, now with IMAGO partner ANP, was born in Kabul, Afghanistan – he shares his personal account on his evacuation and what Afghanistan faces now one year under Taliban control.
For World Photography Day, we have pulled some inspiring words and photos highlighting IMAGO’s photographers and their stories.
Impressions from Berlin photographers then & now. Exploring divergences and interrelationships of spatial and cultural evolutions of Berlin. Once a city of districts separated, some entanglements have lived on far past the Wall that was torn down in 1989.
Visiting the border town of Narva, a city almost completely destroyed during World War II, and then rebuilt by the Soviet Union, photographer Sebastian Semmer tells both the story of the landscape and its undercurrent of dichotomy.
Capturing the opposite realities existing parallel to each other in today’s Ukraine, our photographers distil the dichotomies setting into everyday life across the invaded nation. As citizens grapple with a full-scale war and continuing with everyday life, see the contrasts Ukrainians are adapting to.
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