Two-year-old Suhaib Hijazi and his older brother Muhammad were killed when their house was destroyed by an Israeli missile strike: this picture won the World Press Photo 2013.
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World Press Photo 2012
Fatima al-Qaws cradles her son Zayed (18), who is suffering from the effects of tear gas after participating in a street demonstration, in Sanaa, Yemen, on 15 October. This picture won the World Press Photo 2012.
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My greatest satisfaction!
What you see in this image is one of my greatest satisfaction ever!
My mother, on the right side, is using Google Images, to identify actors on historical movie pictures. This is necessary in her job to archive thousands of photos of the ASC – Archivio Storico del Cinema, my father’s historical archive of movie pictures.
She discovered the Web recently but now she is a great fan!
World Press Photo 2011
Bibi Aisha is 18 years old and her face was terribly devastated: her picture won the World Press Photo 2011.
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World Press Photo 2009
Pietro Masturzo won the new edition of the World Press Photo: women on the roof during the protests in Iran. After his arrest, the only way to document what was happening was to shoot from the roof.
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Marketing of mobile telephony in Tanzania
Back from my trip in Tanzania I have to show an interesting collection of images about marketing of mobile telephony around the country. As you can see they are pretty aggressive!
From cars to charts
From walls to houses
From billboards to shops
And they have clients of every age! 
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2009 Pulitzer price Winners
Breaking News Photography
Patrick Farrell of The Miami Herald
Feature Photography
Damon Winter of The New York Times
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Participatory photography?
In Darlene E. Clover’s description participatory photography:
“places the medium of the camera into the hands of learners to democratize the image-making dynamic and give them the power to show and speak their own realities.”
Learn more on participatory photography with the PhotoVoice Manual.
p.s.: I was able to know participatory photography and learn about it thanks to eldis community messages I read on twitter.
