Amazing photos taken illegally in North Korea
I visited North Korea and took these photos, most of them illegal, so you could get a more candid look into the most mysterious country on the planet. I was told I would be detained in case photos like these were found (You took many photos. Too many, – said my guide), but I managed to smuggle them out of the country, which was very stressful.
Lee Miller: A Woman’s perspective on World War 2 at London’s Imperial War Museum
In work that mostly went unseen until her death in 1977, Lee Miller reveals a woman’s documentation of war in this incredible exhibition, shown at London’s Imperial War Museum. Even if you’re unable to make the exhibition, delving into Miller’s life and work is a wonderful example of how photography capture’s the soul like a calling. These intimate, often quiet images are full of humour, tragedy and subtle observation, demonstrative of an amazing photographer during an incredible, fleeting epoch of time.
A Q & A with Award-Winning Getty Reportage Photographer Adriane Ohanesian
Adriane Ohanesian managed to travel last year to the rebel-controlled Jebel Marra area of Darfur, Sudan. It was one of the only, if not the only, time a foreign journalist has accessed these parts of the war zone.
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