In the summer of 2023, multiple wildfires captured global attention. From Hawaii to Europe to the Middle East, fires raged across green landscapes. But what's the underlying cause? Climate change, human activity, or simply nature? The Game Magazine reviews these pressing questions.
In light of the recent 2022 IMAGO Photography Scholarship winner announcement - we also spoke to the shortlisted photographers that made our Top Ten. Talking with two photographers focusing on still life, documentary and emotional captures.
In light of the recent 2022 IMAGO Photography Scholarship winner announcement - we also spoke to the shortlisted photographers that made our Top Ten. Talking with two photographers focusing on still life, documentary and emotional captures.
With Vladimir Putin claiming territories as part of Russia “forever,” Ukrainian troops have liberated key regions over the last month. See IMAGO’s coverage from Kharkiv.
Millions without power and 150mph winds – Hurricane Ian has hit Florida with what may be one of the worst storms in the United States yet. Impressions from IMAGO’s Picture Desk.
Myanmar, Lebanon, Sudan – today’s revolutions and coups are often messy. In the streets and in the poles of Chile, a modern revolution brings hope. IMAGO checked in with Claudio Abarca Sandoval after one year of photographing the developments as Chile enters a new era.
This year’s winner of the IMAGO photography scholarship - an open call for emerging photographers and students from around the world, Hafsa Javed talks about her street photography from her home in Pakistan.
As urban environments across the world evolve to meet new needs and new population numbers, discover the dichotomies within architecture, landscapes, cultures and more through the lens of some of our creative photography.
This month we are exploring stories from areas around the world, in the lead up to our Conflict Stories Series, we take a look at a photo project from Berlin-based photojournalist Achille Abboud in Doha, Qatar.
As the war in Ukraine continues, our photojournalists bring you the latest news on the ground and report the stories of those living in constant grace danger. Elsewhere protests and events taking place echo the message of peace and solidarity, sending ripples across the world.
