Catalina Martin-Chico exhibiting at ZOOM Photo Festival in Saguenay, Quebec, Canada
Catalina Martin-Chico‘s award-winning work on the lives of former female FARC guerrilla who are starting new lives as civilians and mothers is being exhibited at the ZOOM Photo Festival in Saguenay, Quebec, Canada from 16 October until 10 November 2019. To find out more about the festival, click here. To see the full set of images, please click here.
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Ivor Prickett’s award-winning long-term coverage of the fight against the Islamic State group in Iraq and Syria is being exhibited at Newcastle’s Side Gallery from 28th September until 15 December...
Mads Nissen‘s recently published photo book We Are Indestructible, which looks at how Colombia and Columbians are dealing with the peace process that brought over half a century of civil...
Two Panos photographers – George Georgiou and Guy Martin – have been shortlisted for the 2019 PhotoBook Award granted by Aperture in New York and Paris Photo. George Georgiou is...
Tommy Trenchard’s photo story about the large and highly valuable vanilla industry in Madgascar has been published in the weekend supplement of the Spanish newspaper El País.
Stefan Boness has been awarded the ‘Peace Image of the Year’ at the prestigious annual Alfred Fried Peace Medals for his image of young people demonstrating at a “FridaysForFuture” climate...
Markel Redondo‘s short film “Sand Castles”, which looks at the legacy of Spain’s burst real estate bubble is being screened at London’s Portobello Film Festival, the UK’s biggest independent film...
Panos photographer George Georgiou has just launched a campaign to raise money for his latest book project – Americans Parade – looking at the US phenomenon of parades and the...
Frédéric Noy has won the prestigious Visa d’or Region of Occitanie/Pyrénées-Méditerranée Feature Award at the international photojournalism festival in Perpignan, France, for his long-term project Lake Victoria, Slowly Dying.
Ramin Mazur has been shortlisted for the прямой взгляд | Direct Look photography prize given by the FOTODOC Center for Documentary Photography at the Sakharov Center in Moscow, Russia, for...
Vlad Sokhin‘s long-term project looking at the effects of climate change on the countries in the Pacific region has been featured on the Hungarian news and current affairs website Index.hu.
Frédéric Noy’s image of egrets fluttering over a fishing boat in the harbour of Bukoba on Lake Victoria in Tanzania has been published on The Guardian’s Eyewitness page.
Nora Lorek’s image of Kennedy Lemmy, a shopkeeper in the Bidibidi refugee settlement in Uganda, has been published on The Guardian’s Eyewitness page.
Mary Turner’s image of Jake, a cage fighter, was shortlisted for the British Journal of Photography’s Portrait of Britain award, now in its second year. The 200 shortlisted images will...
Two Panos photographers – Pascal Maitre and Frédéric Noy – have been shortlisted for the prestigious Visa d’or Région Occitanie / Pyrénées-Méditerranée photo prize which is awarded every year at...
Tommy Trenchard’s photo story about the hugely valuable vanilla industry in Madagascar has been published in Newsweek Japan. See the spread below.