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Photographer captured moment he was shot by LAPD covering BLM protest
A photojournalist alleges police officers “assaulted, battered and shot” him with rubber bullets as he tried to document Black Lives Matter protests in Los Angeles. Nick Stern, 56, is suing the City...
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Outgoing PA group picture editor Martin Keene says now is ‘great time’ to be...
PA’s group head of pictures Martin Keene has said now is a “great time” to be a photographer ahead of his departure from the agency after 35 years. Keene started at PA as a photographer when the agency...
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Compensation and apology from Kent Police for photographer Andy Aitchison...
[Original story dated 1 February] A photographer arrested at his home after covering a protest at a Covid-hit asylum centre in Kent believes the case is “significantly worrying” for press freedom in...
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Photographer Tom Stoddart ‘who shone a light where there had been darkness’...
Acclaimed photographer Tom Stoddart has died of cancer aged 68. He began his career as a trainee on the Berwick Advertiser in 1970 before moving to London in 1978 to work for national newspapers and...
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How news publishers made $12m selling NFTs
News publishers analysed by Press Gazette have sold nearly $12m (£9m) worth of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) since March 2021. One publisher accounts for the overwhelming majority of that figure. The...
View ArticleReuters appoints new chief photographer for UK and Ireland
Reuters has announced Suzanne Plunkett as the agency’s new chief photographer for the UK and Ireland. Plunkett, a Minnesota native now living in London, will start her new role on 16 January 2023....
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Reuters photographers share stories behind heart-breaking Ukraine images
Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the world has relied on photojournalists to illustrate the conflict and its impact on the people of Ukraine and Russia. Photography is a...
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Photographer wins court copyright row with local radio website
A Sussex radio station was ordered to to pay up after claiming it could not be sure a veteran news photographer had taken a picture it used online. V2 Radio tried to argue Sussex News and Pictures’...
View ArticlePhotographer receives police payout after Just Stop Oil protest arrest
A news photographer who was arrested during a Just Stop Oil protest at an M25 petrol station has received a payout from police. Peter Macdiarmid, 59, said he was handcuffed at Clacket Lane Services on...
View ArticleKate apologises after five news agencies withdraw manipulated family photo
Five international news agencies have removed a photo issued by Kensington Palace of Kate, Princess of Wales, and her children over accusations it had been “manipulated”. Kate has since apologised,...
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Tina Brown announces Sir Harry Evans fellowship to support budding...
An annual photojournalism fellowship was announced by Tina Brown at the Sir Harry Evans Summit in London. The award will provide a full salary for the course of the fellowship and offer guidance and...
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Don McCullin says ‘photojournalism is dead’ as he reflects on career
Sir Don McCullin has revealed he feels “deeply uncomfortable” about his work and his reputation as one of the greatest living photographers and asked: “Did I do any good?” The 88-year-old photographer...
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Paul Conroy: ‘A decent man who ran toward the truth when others ran from it’
War photographer Paul Conroy, described as a man who “ran toward the truth when others ran from it”, has died aged 61. Conroy covered conflicts around the world and was wounded in the Syrian army’s...
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