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The Bosnia Book Project These stunning images were collected from a group of photographers who covered the Bosnian War, including Reportage photographers Tom Stoddart and Laurent Van der Stockt. Please help to support this project on Kickstarter! The hardback book contains 248 pages that includes the work of many of the leading photographers and writers of the time. It charts the course of the...

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At Home with John Irving Shaul Schwarz debuts a new series for Time today, exploring the homes of famous and iconic personalities. In this video he goes into the home of author John Irving. Read more about the shoot at Time Lightbox.

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In this interview, Brent Stirton talks about his method of working, and his two stories that won 2012 World Press Photo awards - Rhino Wars and AIDS in Ukraine. On the bureaucracy that goes along with working on a wildlife story: “I often don’t come to those stories as a journalist. I come as a dealer, or a hunter, or a buyer, or a soldier. I’ve been a priest, I’ve...

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The Rwanda Project →

Got a spare point and shoot camera? The Rwanda Project needs digital cameras with at least 10 mp for a project teaching photography to children in Rwandan schools. Please click above for more info.

Apr 27th

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Charles Ommanney, a seasoned veteran on the US campaign trail, is currently covering the French election…and taking on a starring role of his own. In this video, French station Canal + shows Charles behind the scenes as he works, along with some of his images from the campaign and candidate Francois Hollande. See more here.

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Photo Week 2012 at Frontline Club

We’re happy to be a part of Photo Week 2012 at the Frontline Club in London. We’ll be moving our offices to Frontline on 23 May, for portfolio reviews and networking. That evening, come by for a conversation with photographers Peter Dench and Tom Stoddart, and Getty Images VP of Photo Assignment Aidan Sullivan. Please see full details here.

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Applying for our editorial grants? Photo editor... →

Getty Images Senior Photo Editor Jamie Penney talks about what it’s like managing the Getty Images Grants for Editorial Photography, and what winners usually have in common.

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The Brazilian Far West: A man passes... →

sebastianliste: While I go through the long and almost endless TransAmazonian Highway I cross with dozens of men walking on the side of the road. Without direction or destination. They are carrying the weight of their lives in their backs, a strong and deep weight wich swamp infinite in their eyes. While I´m…

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Caught in the Crossfire, by Ed Ou In this video for the New York Times, Ed Ou documents the civilians caught between government and Al Qaeda-aligned forces in Yemen.

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Marvi Lacar - Escape

Marvi Lacar’s film Escape: Female Circumcision and Child Marriage in Kenya will be screening at two upcoming festivals - the Women’s International Film & Arts Festival in Miami and the Los Angeles Women’s International Film Festival.

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The Brazilian Far West: The man who changed my... →

sebastianliste: He was born in the State of Maranhao, the poorest Brazilian State, so in his life he has been dedicated to follow the Trans-Amazonian Highway over and over again looking for fortune. He lived the construction of the Trans-Amazonian Highway and he witnessed of all their devastings consequences for…

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