Vietnam War Images, Photosynthesized
A childhood encounter with sunlight searing outlines of rakes and hoses onto his California lawn led Binh Danh to develop a new process. Baking images onto leaves, he has harnessed nature to...
View ArticleWitnesses to War
Michael Kamber is assembling the testimonies of dozens of photojournalists who documented the Iraq War in a book called, "Photojournalists on War."
View ArticleIn Postwar Iraq, Neither War Nor Peace
The Australian photographer Adam Ferguson discusses recent travels through Iraq, where he found neither war nor peace 10 months after American soldiers left.
View ArticleToppling Saddam and a War’s Coverage
The gripping footage of a Baghdad throng toppling Saddam Hussein's statue was hardly the turning point of the war. If anything, it symbolized the problems covering the conflict.
View ArticleFrom Combat, Compassion
An ambitious exhibit on images of war and its aftermath captures a complex set of emotions, from sorrow and grief to compassion and even joy.
View ArticleA Photographer’s Unfiltered Account of the Iraq War
In a new oral history of the Iraq war, Peter van Agtmael discusses what attracted him to photographing the American-led invasion — his roots, ambitions, experiences and reflections.
View ArticleTwo Wars, Seen Many Ways
Originally conceived as a fund-raiser for Joao Silva, "Conflict Zone" — which opens in New York on Friday — has become a collaborative effort to show the humanity in war. The New York show is dedicated...
View ArticleParting Glance: Horst Faas
Horst Faas, a prizewinning combat photographer with The Associated Press for nearly a half-century, died on Thursday. He was 79.
View ArticleShooting More Than a War
Nicole Tung, who was in Libya and Egypt documenting last year's upheavals, discussed her inspiration. "I don’t want just the shocking photographs to grip people," she said.
View ArticleGame On: A 19th-Century Approach to Photographing Modern Warfare
Karl Burke's eerie war images recall Mathew Brady or Roger Fenton's work of the 19th century, but Mr. Burke has never set foot on a battlefield.
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