PHOTOGRAPHY WEBLOG

Een lijst met exposities die te zien zijn bij het aanstaande Visa pour l'Image fotofestival in Perpignan:

Agence France-Presse
Retour sur 20 ans d’actualité 1989-2008

Alexandra Boulat / VII
Come on, come on!

Paula Bronstein / Getty Images
Afghanistan – a Fragile Peace

Stephanie Sinclair
Winner CARE International Award

Cédric Gerbehaye / Vu
Congo in Limbo

Pierre Gonnord
The Portrait Test

Christian Poveda / Distribution Vu
La Vida Loca

Göksin Sipahioglu
GS 68 – May 1968

Enrico Dagnino / 2e Bureau
Kenya – Post-Election Violence

Axelle de Russé
Winner of the 2007 Canon Female Photojournalist Award
China – The Return of the Concubine

David Douglas Duncan
This is War!

Horst Faas / Associated Press
50 Years of Photojournalism

Nina Berman / Redux Pictures
Homeland, USA

Philip Blenkinsop / NOOR
Tales from the Yellow Riverbank

Brent Stirton / Reportage by Getty Images
Virunga National Park, Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, July 2007

Kadir van Lohuizen / NOOR
America’s Unseen Humanitarian Crisis – the Katrina Aftermath

Munem Wasif / Vu
Bangladesh, standing on the edge

Michael Nichols
The Roots of Heaven

Paolo Pellegrin / Magnum Photos
The Iraqi Diaspora

Noël Quidu / Gamma
Nepal – Vishnu and/or Mao – Vive la République!

Marie Dorigny / Signatures
A Long Way from Gandhi

Jan Grarup / NOOR
Darfur and Chad - A Silent Genocide

Stanley Greene / NOOR
The Road to Ruin: Drugs and Disease

Yuri Kozyrev / NOOR
Iraq: 2006-2008

Pascal Maitre / Cosmos
A Saint in Hell… in the Great Lakes Region

Alfred Yaghobzadeh / Sipa Press
Religious Minorities in Iran

Daily Press
French and international daily newspapers exhibit their best shots for the year in the competition for the 2008 “Visa d’Or” daily press award.

World Press Photo