"In April 2014, Associated Press photographer Anja Niedringhaus was killed by a police officer in Afghanistan’s Khost province. And for the past four years, Niedringhaus’s dedication and legacy — one that

A good read: "While looking at documentary photography online, one may have the feeling that photographers are mostly publishing for each other." “More like this:” Pinterest images recommended to the author

Here's another story orignally published on our webstie. This series is a photographic record of people who strive to live a life of freedom, but who are currently in a statelessness chapter of time in

Hello everyone, We have just updated our deadline calendar. Check the newest entries in our deadline calendar for grants, awards and open calls related to photojournalism and documentary photography: -

Wonderful is an ongoing project about the young generation of Roma people who live at the outskirts of Barcelona, Spain. There are approximately 12 million Roma people living in Europe, making them the

"I live the moment, enjoy it, live this other side of me, feel the whole transformation. I feel the excitement, the adrenaline, everything that is inside me. Then it’s over. I return home…" Reynaldo.

A short clip shot during the week-long documentary photography workshop with Magnum's Chien-Chi Chang in Krakow in June 2017. Participants covered chosen real-life stories and combined intensive individual

Waria is a term coined for transgender people in Indonesia. It combines the local words for woman (wanita) and man (pria). Warias, traditionally being a target of harassment and intimidation in the world’s

Father Reverend Jealous Divine, important African-American spiritual leader known to his followers as God, once had tens of thousands of devotees in 1930s Harlem, New York. To the outside world Father

In 2007, for the first time in history, the world’s population was more urban than rural. At the same time, one out of three city dwellers – one billion people around the world – lives in a slum. Where

"The Alexia Foundation is pleased to announce that the winner of The Alexia 2018 $20,000 Professional Grant is Rena Effendi for Spirit Lake. The project examines the effects of trauma perpetuated by the

Here's yet another photographer and story which was originally published on our website and we would like to share with you here: With vast, newly discovered gold riches, including the largest gold mine

“All roads lead to New Giza”, “Cleaner, safer, and more beautiful environments”, “The life you always dreamed of”. The gigantic billboards alongside Cairo’s Ring Road are overflowing with English slogans

Since February 2013 Francesca Tosarelli, followed, photographed and interviewed a selection of women fighting in the alphabet-soup of rebellions currently operating in the east of the Democratic Republic

Matthew Abbott first came to Arnhem Land in 2008 to document the life of Aboriginal communities. Despite being ambitious and eager to act, in the first year of living there he barely took his camera out

The Komi Land is a series of photographs that reflect the daily lives of forgotten Germans who were exiled to the Komi Republic, Russia during and after WWII. The region is situated west of the Ural Mountains

The project tells the story of a community living on the edge and at the periphery of the mainstream society in Bratislava, the capital city of Slovakia. "These people are not the ones sleeping and begging

After a period of mounting pressure from Western nations and intensified domestic opposition activity, Lukashenka’s Belarus has gradually fallen from the international news, leaving its society in a growing

My mother was the first person I ever photographed and I still take pictures of her obsessively. I started portraying her when I was fifteen, using my father’s old Canon camera. Gradually, in concentric

"Photographers Andrea Bruce, Carlos Javier Ortiz and Aida Muluneh have  won this year’s CatchLight Fellowships, which come with $30,000 to  develop projects that use the power of visual