We are delighted to be partnering with the CCN on their Clean Cooling Media Library project. At Panos Pictures we have always believed in the power of visual narratives to...
Selene Magnolia Gatti has been awarded the Gold Prize in the Press/People/Personality category at this year’s Prix de la Photographie Paris for her work on migrants crossing the Mediterranean. For...
Ramin Mazur will be in conversation with photographers Selene Magnolia, Natalia Kepesz and Gesinen Born at the n-ost media hub to talk about the role of documentary photography in the...
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Axel Javier Sulzbacher has won the Felix Schoeller Photo Award 2025 with his work on the highly lucrative and murky world of avocado cultivation in Mexico which has been infiltrated...
Lalo de Almeida has been awarded one of five Prix Photo by Terre Solidaire for his ongoing work on the climate crisis in the Brazilian Amazon. The work, along with...
Ivor Prickett was awareded the prestigious Visa d’Or News Roger Thérond Award by Paris Match at this year’s Visa pour l’Image in Perpignan for his work on the Battle for...
Simon Townsley will be speaking about his work alongside numerous other photographers from around the world at this year’s Summit Photo 2025, organised by the Royal Geograhical Society in London,...
The Homo Mobilis book is available from 7 October from Lannoo Publishers, hardcover, 27×34 cm. 208 pages, 163 photos for Price €49,95 Pre-order your signed copy here.
Three Panos photographers – Iva Zimova, Axel Sulzbacher and Markel Redondo – have been shortlisted for Felix Schoeller Photo Awards. Iva’s work on Ukrainian army veterans who have lost limbs...
Alfredo D’Amato has published a new photo book with 89 Books which consists of family photographs of African migrants and atmospheric landscapes from Italy as a meditation on some of...
Two Panos photographers – Tommy Trenchard and Musuk Nolte – have won World Press Photo awards in this year’s contest. Tommy’s story on elephants encroaching on urban environments in Zambia...
Chris Stowers has published the second part of his autobiographical account of over 40 years working as a photojournalist in over 70 countries around the world in a new book...