Joao Silva's image of spectators at the closing of Walter Reed Medical Center landed on the front page of the New York Times. For New York Times photojournalist Joao Silva, the road to recovery has been long and arduous. But now it looks like the light at the end of the tunnel
Kyle McDonald's People Staring at Computers project. Image from Notcot.org Right now, as your eyes follow this text, the look on your face would probably surprise you. The way we stare at our computer screens can make us look drawn, deadpan and hypnotized, and its a self-portrait many of us never stop
Gerogia President Mikhail Saakashvili While photographing world leaders can be one of the most high profile gigs in photojournalism, being so close to power can also get you burned. As part of a crack-down on suspected spies within the country, the photographer to the President of Georgia has been arrested on suspicion of
Photography is not a crime. But for Miami shutterbug Sandy Dewitt, taking a picture of an airline employee was apparently enough to deem her a security risk and get her barred from flying. U.S. Airways has stirred up a firestorm of protest from photography rights advocates after escorting Dewitt off a flight because she
Charles McQuillan right before he went under the knife. Charles McQuillan's camera is as close to him as his own heart. So when the photographer discovered he would have to undergo dangerous heart surgery, McQuillan only did what came natural ... he brought his camera along. In a series of award-winning pictures,
Rep. Gabrielle Giffords with her mother, Gloria. Photo by P.K. Weiss Representative Gabrielle Giffords has only just begun her long journey back from a terrible brain injury. Yet if the recently released photos of her smiling and talking are any indication, Giffords' recovery is well on its way. Photographs of the Arizona
Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater is generally considered one of the most beautiful homes in the world, and for its 75th birthday this year it's celebrating with a brand new book of photography. 25 years ago, Fallingwater director Lynda Waggoner teamed up with photographer Christopher Little to publish a 50th anniversary commemorative book complete with essays
