When photographer Souvid Datta admitted last week to having manipulated and infringed on a number of images over the span of his career, the scandal set off a series of reactions that has shaken the ...

That New York Times staff photographer Damon Winter won third place in Pictures of the Year International’s Feature Picture Story competition for his photo essay A Grunt’s Life isn’t surprising. The ...

Photos of Wyoming newsrooms are the focus of Ashton Hacke’s Larsh Bristol Photojournalism Fellowship presentation at 5 p.m. Friday, Feb. 16, in Room 506 of UW’s Coe Library. (Ashton Hacke Photo) The ...

Responding to the surging influence of digital technology, the photojournalism program at Rochester Institute of Technology is experiencing a broad change in philosophy—focused exclusively on digital ...

The concept itself sounds so ’90s: “attention span.” But many of the big questions facing our industry today — from fake news to Facebook’s dopamine fix to job cuts at your local paper — are still ...

Cars avoid a grizzly bear crossing an icy road. This photo and others taken by UW student Julia Cook, from Cody, will be shown during the Larsh Bristol Photojournalism Fellowship presentation at 4:30 ...

Dutch photojournalist Geert van Kesteren’s Baghdad Calling is unique in photojournalism first for its innovative use of the book medium, a compendium of newsprint interspersed with smaller, glossy ...

Many aspiring journalists, photographers, and editors closely follow the Associated Press (AP), and graduates often have their eye on the organization when applying for full-time jobs. Thanks to ...

Photojournalism can be a dangerous line of work, especially when it comes to reporting on critical events and developments on-site. High-risk environments for photographers can include conflict zones, ...

Today’s daily Photojournalism Links collection highlights work from Ernesto Bazan’s new book, Isla, which was published earlier this year and is the final installment of the photographer’s Cuban ...