James Whitlow Delano & FotoEvidence are raising funds through Kickstarter for the photobook 'Black Tsunami' which documents the devastation of the ...

Henri Cartier-Bresson's photographs captured people and events that changed the world. This is the first comprehensive retrospective of the French ...

Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Tyler Hicks ('92) was one of several journalists held hostage for four days in mid-March by Muammar el-Qaddafi'...

Photographer Gilles Peress talks about the role of photography in the struggle for human rights. Series: Conversations with History [Public Affairs...

A short tribute to Larry Burrows, photojournalist for Life Magazine (1926-1971).

The discovery of this process forever changed our understanding of time. For the first time in history we could see what our ancestors looked like....

Tim Page searching for his colleague and friend Sean Flynn who disappeared in Cambodia after being captured with fellow photographer Dana Stone in ...

After 21 Years, Tim Page has put together a commemorative box set of his well known images from the Vietnam War. If you are interested in purchasi...

A French photojournalist working for Channel 4 News reveals graphic pictures of what is happening to people in the under siege Syrian city of Homs.

Jonathan Miller talks to Mani, the cameraman who shot the Horror of Homs, perhaps the most vivid and moving footage of Syria's beleaguered city.

James Nachtwey has documented the resurgence of tuberculosis and its varying strains MDR and XDR in seven countries around the world. These countri...

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Outsiders often see Afghanistan as a problem in need of a...

In 2009 Don McCullin spoke to The National Media Museum about Social Documentary Photography as part of his In England exhibition at the museum.

F...