List of photojournalists
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This is a list of notable photojournalists.
- Eddie Adams - Pulitzer Prize winner
- Timothy Allen - British photojournalist
- Stephen Alvarez - American photojournalist
- Mohamed Amin - Kenyan photojournalist
- Pablo Bartholomew - Indian photojournalist got his 1st World Press Photo award at age 19, 10 years later won the World Press Photo of the Year,1984 for the Bhopal disaster
- Felice Beato - Pioneering photojournalist, photographed the Crimean War, Second Opium War, and other conflicts in Asia and Africa
- Marcus Bleasdale - UNICEF Photographer of the Year 2004, 3P Grant, Alexia Foundation Grant, OSI Distribution Grant, Magazine Photographer of the Year (POYi) 2005, World Press Daily Life award
- Margaret Bourke-White - Life covers
- Mathew Brady - Civil War of the U.S., Daguerrotypes
- Dan Budnik - American Civil Rights Movement, photographer of the New York School and Georgia O'Keefe archives
- Pogus Caesar - British photojournalist and founder of OOM Gallery
- Robert Capa - Life, covered Spanish Civil War, World War II, and First Indochina War
- Joseph Costa - founder, first president of the National Press Photographers Association
- Paul Couvrette - Canadian Photographer of the Year
- Manoocher Deghati - Iranian photojournalist
- Sergio Dorantes - Mexican photojournalist
- Clifton C. Edom - American photojournalism educator, founder of Pictures of the Year International, the Missouri Photo Workshop, and Kappa Alpha Mu
- Roger Fenton - Pioneering photojournalist, photographed the Crimean War
- John Harrington Washington D.C. based photojournalist
- Deborah Copaken Kogan
- André Kertész - Seminal figure of photojournalism who worked for magazines such as Vu
- Russell Klika - Combat photographer and military photo instructor
- Don McCullin - English photojournalist
- Spider Martin - Civil Rights Movement
- Susan Meiselas - Photographed the Nicaraguan Revolution, a member of Magnum Photos
- Hansel Mieth - Joined staff of Life Magazine, documented lives of migrant workers during the Great Depression
- Lee Miller - American photographer who modeled for Man Ray and later became war correspondent for Vogue magazine, covering the London Blitz and the liberation of Dachau and Buchenwald concentration camps
- James Nachtwey - A former member of Magnum Photos, and a founder of VII Photo Agency
- Kenji Nagai - a Japanese journalist who was killed by a Burmese soldier while filming the protest.
- Lucian Perkins - Pulitzer Prize winner (2000)
- Dith Pran - Subject of The Killing Fields
- Altaf Qadri - Award winning Kashmiri photojournalist
- Reza - Iranian photojournalist - Missouri Journalism Honor medal winner 2006
- Jim Richardson - American photojournalist
- James Robertson - Pioneering photojournalist, photographed the Crimean War
- Ignác Šechtl - Early Czech photojournalist
- Josef Jindřich Šechtl - Czech photojournalist
- W. Eugene Smith Pioneering photojournalist for Life Magazine and Magnum. Among his great images are the series "Country Doctor", and Minamata, a long-term photo essay by Smith on the mercury poisoning done by a company in Japan, and the disastrous effect it had on local people.
- Melissa Springer - American photojournalist AIDS
- Julia Tutwiler Prison Series - Women On Death Row
- Roman Vishniac
- Zoriah - Award winning disaster and war photographer
