Our monthly series, Waves of Change, gives insight into worldwide changes through narrating the stories by our photographers.
Tag: Photojournalism
Documenting Belgrade – the Dubai of the Balkans By Massimo Gorreri
Massimo Gorreri’s series and personal account from Serbia’s capital brings up discussions surrounding history, politics and modern globalization.
Why the Ukrainian Association of Professional Photographers is a leading platform: An interview
The association was founded to support, showcase and unite professional Ukrainian photographers – now with Russia’s invasion, its role is all the more important.
Mario Reina, a look inside the artisan communities in Colombia
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.
Into the heart of Afghanistan, Interview with Sharif Shayeq
Diving into the heart of events, Sharif Shayeq photographs life of people in Afghanistan. He shows the reality of culture and society in a country struggling for peace. IMAGO spoke with him about his experiences as a photojournalist in his country.
IMAGO Photojournalism picks of the year.
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.
The faces of Gaza: Interview with Ashraf Amra
Ashraf Amra uncovers the endless faces of Gaza – showing both the conflict with Israel, and a more tender side to Palestine through his reportages of his community.
Photojournalism, by Photojournalists: IMAGO Voices
In light of this year’s edition of the UK Editors’ Guild Awards, The Game spoke to some of IMAGO’s photojournalists.
Capturing the hidden stories: Interview with Sadak Souici
When others turn their backs, Sadak Souici turns on his camera. As a photojournalist, Souici strives to cover the hidden stories. IMAGO spoke to him about his two recent projects out of Nigeria and Ukraine.
What the elections mean for indigenous groups in Brazil. Interview with Ton Molina.
Today’s elections will reveal many aspects – one of the most important is the future of indigenous groups in Brazil. Ton Molina’s photos document the ongoing battle.