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BJP's news editor Olivier Laurent speaks with Zalmaï, an Afghan photographer, wanted to show the vast human tragedy taking place in his country, ignored by the Western media and unnoticed by the rest of the world. No solution can ever be found without looking at the whole picture.at the Visa Pour l'Image photojournalism festival.
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Reportage by Getty Images photographer Brent Stirton tells the story behind his award-winning coverage of the rangers in Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo. He reveals the tales behind the Charcoal Wars and the slaying of endangered mountain gorillas.

National Geographic Magazine photographer Alexandra Avakian has spent nearly two decades chronicling the Muslim world for western publications. Now the award-winning photojournalist has put her best work into a new book: "Windows of the Soul: My Journeys in the Muslim World." VOA's Julie Taboh spoke with this veteran journalist about her experience and her new book.

MSNBC's Rachel Maddow interviews illustrator Emmanuel Guibert and former Head of Mission in Afghanistan for Doctors Without Borders Juliette Fournot, and "hails The Photographer as One of the most amazing publications Ive ever read"
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Audio slideshow features the work of French photographer Didier Lefevre, and graphic artist Emmanuel Guibert. Their book, The Photographer, tells the story of Lefevre's trip into Afghanistan in 1986. He was there to document a Doctors without Borders mission.

Colin Farrell plays Mark Walsh, a war photographer in the late eighties. Home in Dublin between assignments, he shares a few laughs at the pub with his friend and fellow photographer David (Jamie Sives) and the women in their lives, but they all know it's only a matter of time before Mark's no-nonsense editor (Juliet Stevenson) sends him back into the fray. This time it's Kurdi-stan and David goes with him.

The award-winning photojournalist Don McCullin looks back over his 50 year career on the front line. Witness to armed conflict and atrocity on battlefields around the world, these devastating experiences changed his motivation. The conflicting emotions still haunt him.

Imperial War Museum North presents the largest ever UK exhibition about the life and work of Don McCullin, one of the worlds most acclaimed photographers, to mark his 75th year.

Irish photographer John D McHugh is talking about taking picture at Afghanistan war with the EOS 5D

United Kingdom / Republic of Ireland, 12 February, 2008: Canon congratulates British photographer Tim Hetherington, winner of World Press Photo of the Year 2007. The winning image was taken by Tim Hetherington on 16 September 2007. It shows a US soldier resting at Restrepo bunker a base in Afghanistans Korengal Valley, named after a platoon member killed by insurgents. This is the seventh consecutive year that a photographer relying on Canon EOS equipment has won the award.

Beginning in 1995 and visiting over a four-year period, photographer Craig J. Barber, ex-combat Marine returned to Vietnam to traverse many of his former military routes making images with an 8 x 10 pinhole camera. Jeanne Verhulst discusses some of her favorite works in this traveling exhibition.

Many have seen the images of the collision, the burning towers, the fall and the rubble. Eight Magnum Photographers give their eyewitness accounts of the attack and their perspectives on the consequences, five years later.

US Air Force Combat Photographer Stacy Pearsall shares details of her convoy ambush in Iraq in 2007.

Index

September 11, photographers - 4:08
Stacy Pearsall - 3:38
Brent Stirton - 8:17
Alexandra Avakian - 4:50
Emmanuel Guibert - 5:44
Didier Lefevre - 2:27
John D McHugh - 5:48
Triage - trailer - 2:11
Don McCullin - 2:09
Don McCullin - 9:00
Tim Hetherington - 2:41
Craig J. Barber - 7:06
Alex Majoli - 2:22
Afghan photographer - 7:35