Best Photojournalism Schools in America: A Guide to Becoming a Photojournalist

Photojournalism is a powerful form of storytelling that combines the art of photography with the responsibilities of journalism. It involves capturing compelling and newsworthy images that tell a story, inform the public, and evoke emotions. If you’re passionate about photography and have a desire to document the world’s events, becoming a photojournalist could be an […]

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Thủ Thiêm, the new and the old, a photo documentary by Adriana Roos

This is a story of loss and change, of family, land and redevelopment. Thủ Thiêm is an urban development project on District 2, Ho Chi Minh City. As in almost all stories of redevelopment, there’s a back-story. Before its clearance, Thủ Thiêm was one of the most densely settled areas in the city and included […]

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London Protests I, LGBTI Equality by Alisdare Hickson

Nearly one hundred protesters gathered outside Commonwealth Secretariat Headquarters in London to demand that greater equality for LGBTI people is put on the agenda for [past November] summit. The rally included participants from several LGBTI groups such as the Peter Tatchell Foundation, The Out and Proud Diamond Group, and African Rainbow Family. People can still be […]

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“Just Kids” a photo reportage by photographer Giulio Magnifico

The images below are a selection from a photo documentary shot by photographer Giulio Magnifico. The photos were taken in May and June 2015 along the Syrian/Turkey border. Some others images were captured in Iraq, September 2014, during the war between ISIS – Da3sh and opposites. Most of the subjects are Syrian refugees kids who fled from their destroyed homes and country […]

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