In an interview with The Game magazine, Bagu Blanco, the 2022 Premios Panenka award winner, discusses his career path from the early 80s with film photography to digitization, as well as his worries about the future changes of the industry.
In a visual timeline, major events from the first year after Russia invaded Ukraine are reviewed by IMAGO.
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 spoke with professional photographers to discover the experiences that have changed their work or life.
In an interview with IMAGO, Ricardo Nogueira discusses his career as a sports photographer, describing how the industry transformed into the digital era, how social media helped him get closer to his goals, and his ambitions toward the future.
On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we took a visual look at a variety of memorials, museums, and other locations where people gather to remember the victims of the Holocaust.
In an interview with IMAGO, Kabir Jhangiani shares his experiences, initial steps into professional photojournalism, his challenges in the industry as a young freelancer and aims for the future.
Our Local Heroes series celebrates photojournalists around the world and the important stories their work brings to light.
Discover new narratives through photography. First hand accounts from the political, social, cultural and personal.
“Real travel is hard and dirty work and I admire photographers who work outside their comfort zone and do real travel photography.” says globally renowned travel and landscape photographer Christian Heeb.
André Luis Alves was in a children’s hospital in southern Ukraine when two reporters next to him photographed a wounded child without the nurse’s permission – but Alves prefers a different route to get his shots. IMAGO spoke to him about ethical war journalism and giving a voice to those undercut by sensationalized coverage in Ukraine.
They are a staple in the cultural traditions. They are breadwinners and martial artists, crafters and cooks, business owners, students and activists. They breathe life into Gaza, but most of us don’t even know their names. Award-winning Gaza-native photojournalist Ashraf Amra urges us to take a closer look at the women who run the show – these are the women of Gaza.
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