Immersed in the craft processes of Colombian communities, Mario Reina's photographs transport the viewer to feel and relive each stage of the craft process and to get to know the artisans better. In this interview, IMAGO spoke with him about his experiences as a photojournalist in his country.
The war in Armenia is often left out of headlines – EVN Report is a global voice in the ongoing conflict, but also a platform for multifaceted critical discourse. IMAGO spoke to the magazine’s managing editor Roubina Margossian.
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.
“We could be killed, as Mahsa was.” Iranian guest writer Fatemeh Roshan shares personal accounts by Iranian women who shook the world after Mahsa Amini was murdered for not wearing a headscarf properly.
Our Local Heroes series celebrates photojournalists around the world and the important stories their work brings to light.
Erich Salomon became a renowned photojournalist by creating a revolutionary vision of candid photography between the two world wars.
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.
“I was trying to capture the hustle and bustle that you can experience when visiting Tokyo as well as the image of a city that never sleeps.” The world’s largest city has been photographed endless times, but not like Rob Tilley.
How can street photography be pushed past the obvious? IMAGO’s independent photographer Mika Volkmann sees what many do not. IMAGO spoke to him about his street photography secrets and what drives him behind the camera.
