Irving Penn's 2 Guedras A famous 1972 photograph by Irving Penn of two Guedra dancers from Morocco sold for a whopping $314,500 at auction this past week, the centerpiece of the largest collection of photos from the iconic photographer ever to be put up for sale. A platinum-palladium print, "2 Guedras" was given an estimated

Two photojournalists, Craig F. Walker of The Denver Post and Mary Chind of The Des Moines Register, have been awarded this year's Pulitzer Prizes for Photography. Chind's photo of a daring water rescue (above) won the award for Best Breaking News Photograph. The image, published in July of last year, captures what the Pulitzer board

The new Henri Cartier-Bresson exhibit will visit Chicago, San Francisco and Atlanta Henri Cartier-Bresson, master French photographer and pioneer of photojournalism in the 20th century, will have his first exhibit in the United States in nearly 30 years when a retrospective of his work opens at the New York Museum of Modern Art on Sunday.

Kansas City Wizards defender Michael Harrington, as a cat. Kansas City Wizards player Michael Harrington was excited when he heard Maxim Magazine wanted to feature him in their magazine. Little did he know, his team had set up an elaborate April Fool's Day joke on him. Enticing the soccer player with the idea of a

Sean Flynn in South Vietnam in 1968. Photo: AP The remains of Vietnam War photographer Sean Flynn, son of Hollywood great Errol Flynn, have reportedly been discovered in South East Asia. It has been over 40 years since he went missing. In 1970, the 28 year-old Flynn was on assignment for Time Magazine when he

Aaron Eckhart as Harvey Dent in The Dark Knight Who would've thought Two-Face actually leads a double life? Aaron Eckhart, the actor who played pretty-boy-lawyer-turned-scarred-villain Harvey Dent in The Dark Knight, has another passion that has nothing to do with acting: photography. "I'm obsessed with it–it's all I do," the 42 year-old actor recently told

Way up in the stratosphere, from a digital camera attached to a balloon. NASA could learn a lot from Robert Harrison about going to space on a budget. The British photographer and space enthusiast managed to build his own camera contraption, then sail it into Earth's upper stratosphere and capture stunning images of our planet,

Jim Marshall in 2002. Jim Marshall, who captured many of the 20th century's greatest musicians in some of their most iconic images, and who is often described as the Godfather of rock photography, died in his hotel room in New York City on Tuesday. He was 74. Raised in San Francisco, Marshall bought his first