Chris Gillooly's Half-Century Behind the Lens
The Berkshire Eagle presents a fifty-year retrospective of photographer Chris Gillooly's work — a visual chronicle of the region and the paper itself.
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Photojournalism
Documentary photography and press photography culture
A Teenager's City, Lost Sixty Years, Surfaces in an Attic
A photographic archive of a city, made by a teenager and lost for six decades, has been recovered from an attic — and its documentary value has compo…
Nick Ut Sues for Defamation Over 'Napalm Girl' Claims
Pulitzer winner Nick Ut, whose 1972 'Napalm Girl' image defined the Vietnam War, has filed a defamation lawsuit to defend his account of that day.
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The Image of an ICE Family Separation That Dominated Photojournalism's Top Contest
One photograph of ICE officers separating a family has come to define the world's leading photojournalism contest, turning policy into visible human…