War

Eisenstaedt's Famous V-J Day Photo, Questionably Recreated (With Nazis) A famous image evoked in a video game trailer	Richard Mosse's Hypercolor Congo, Now in a Short Film Surreal infrared pink turns one of Africa's most horrifically violent countries into a candy-colored alien world. But to what end?	Wayne Miller, Documenter Of Postwar Black Culture in Chicago, Dies Miller's storied career with brought him from bomb-ravaged Hiroshima to booming post-war black Chicago with Magnum photos
War Through a Woman's Eyes Some of today’s top conflict photographers just happen to be women. We spoke with a handful of these photojournalists about their experiences—and how they differ from their male colleagues'	Watch This Week: Sebastian Junger's Tim Hetherington Documentary	Go Where It's Hard To Shoot (That's Where The Pulitzers Are) The 2013 Pulitzer Prizes for news and feature photography were both awarded to images from Syria's brutal civil war—images the Syrian regime did everyting in its power to suppress.
Photojournalists Move To Instagram, From Syria to Sandy To navigate breakneck news cycles and global social media platforms, savvy pro photographers (and their editors) have a new favorite tool: the smartphone. We spoke to several mobile-friendly photojouranlists to find out how and why Instagram is becoming an ever-bigger part of their work	At the Intersection of War and Fashion, a Compelling Controversy It's worth considering what happens when conflict photojournalists cover the fashion world. But you wouldn't know it from reading a provocative, disappointing photo feature on CNN.com.	Snapshots From a Very Different Afghanistan (Circa 1968) Ten years before the Soviet invasion, an American professor abroad captured a serene portrait of a more peaceful Afghanistan
2012: The Images Of The Year We surveyed a panel of editors and photographers on their most memorable photos of 2012	Portraits Before and After the Fight A look at four photographers using before-and-after photographs to tell stories of violence	At Home, At War A raw look inside the pain and alienation of post-traumatic stress
Photojournalism of the Week: April 20, 2012 A Chinese farmer covers himself in bees, NASA prepares shuttle Discovery for its final flight, and Greece raises a new flag	Photojournalism of the Week: April 13, 2012 A 42,000-year-old mammoth, the Mumbai Body Building competition and Vladimir Putin at the planetarium	On the Wall: Tim Hetherington's Intimate Portraits of War One of the first major US exhibitions of the late photojournalist's work opens today in New York

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