2013 World Press Photo Awards Announced
Early this morning, the winners of the 56th annual World Press Photo Awards were announced in Amsterdam.
Early this morning, the winners of the 56th annual World Press Photo Awards were announced in Amsterdam.
In Sierra Leone, one of Africa’s poorest countries, prisons are cauldrons of violence and neglect. Spanish photographer Fernando Moleres documented the struggles facing inmates at the notorious Freetown Central Prison.
LightBox presents a guided video tour of Stephen Ferry’s new book, ‘Violentology: A Manual of the Colombian Conflict,’ narrated by the photographer.
Revolutions, a book featuring the work of war photographer Rémi Ochlik, who was killed this spring in Syria, has just been published by Emphas.is. LightBox presents images from the book taken during conflicts in Tunisia, Libya, Egypt and Syria.
Today the winners of the prestigious 55th annual World Press Photo competition were announced in Amsterdam, and Samuel Aranda from Spain received the prize for World Press Photo of the Year 2011.
For the first time ever, World Press Photo is awarding multimedia in its annual competition. Among the finalists is a ground breaking production entitled Blanco, a project exploring blindness across the globe by Italian photographer Stefano De Luigi.
On assignment for TIME, Anthony Suau traveled to Cleveland at the height of the foreclosure crisis in 2008, making award-winning photographs in the process. He returned two years later to gauge the city’s attempts to dig out of the mess.