Event Photojournalism is highlighting its documentary approach to event and corporate photography across Washington, ...

When the Chicago Sun-Times laid off its entire photo staff in June, it revived what has become an all-too frequent argument in the media: Do we really need photojournalists? For some, the iPhone era ...

Many aspiring journalists, photographers, and editors closely follow the Associated Press (AP), and graduates often have their eye on the organization when applying for full-time jobs. Thanks to ...

The Chicago Reporter brought together journalists, advocates, community leaders and supporters on May 14 in Bronzeville for its inaugural Justice Photojournalism Showcase. The evening, hosted at ...

The next generation of photojournalists is currently on display at Rochester Institute of Technology. The 11th annual juried exhibition put on by the RIT Chapter of the National Press Photographers ...

Photojournalists are yesterday’s heroes. True, there are still some big names out there, among them Gilles Peress and Sabastiao Salgado. But the significance of their work is unclear. Do they shape ...

Just 24 hours after World Press Photo unveiled its 2015 winners, the Associated Press announced that it was withdrawing the third-prize People story that had been awarded to Daniel Ochoa de Olza for ...

The latest in the world of photojournalism contest ethics and photo sleuthing took another turn yesterday with World Press Photos’ rescinding a first-place award after disqualifying 22 percent of the ...

In 2019, the Bobby Model Photojournalism Professorship and Bobby Model Excellence Fund in Photojournalism were created. They were established within the Communication and Journalism Department at the ...

That New York Times staff photographer Damon Winter won third place in Pictures of the Year International’s Feature Picture Story competition for his photo essay A Grunt’s Life isn’t surprising. The ...