Photo of the Day | ‘Heartstrings’ by Kazuhiko Matsumura aims to uniquely visualize the social issues surrounding dementia in Japan as well as the inner lives of people with the condition and their relationships to their families and caretakers: bit.ly/3Qe7W0y #WPPh2024

The World Press Photo Yearbook 2024, our annual collectible publication showcasing the best and most important photojournalism and documentary photography from the past year is now available to pre-order: worldpressphoto.org/yearbook

Photo of the Day | From the #WPPh2024 awarded ‘Looking for Satyrus’ by Rena Effendi, @viiphoto, @insidenatgeo, retracing the photographer’s father’s footsteps across the borderlands between Armenia and Azerbaijan in search of a rare butterfly species: bit.ly/4aMlEQm

Photo of the Day | ‘The Gay Space Agency’ by Mackenzie Calle is a web-based project that combines fiction with fact in order to confront the US space program’s historical exclusion of openly LGBTQI+ astronauts. Awarded in the #WPPh2024 Contest: bit.ly/4avZhPh

Watch the interviews with Lee-Ann Olwage, Julia Kochetova (Julia Kochetova) and Alejandro Cegarra, global winners of the #WPPh2024 Contest, on our YouTube Channel and uncover their thoughts on their awarded projects: bit.ly/3U73vWp

Photo of the Day | From the #WPPh2024 awarded ‘The Return of the Ancient Voices’ by Pablo E. Piovano, Greenpeace International Award, GEO Magazin National Geographic Society, an insight into the Mapuche communities and their battle against commercial degradation of the environment: bit.ly/4atBmQd

Photo of the Day | Mesut Hançer holds the hand of his 15-year-old daughter Irmak, killed while asleep when her grandmother’s home collapsed during an earthquake in Kahramanmaraş, Turkey, February 2023. By Adem Altan, AFP News Agency, awarded in the #WPPh2024 Contest: bit.ly/4aKG2Sh

Photo of the Day | Isle de Jean-Charles in Louisiana is sinking into the surrounding bayou due to erosion exacerbated by climate change and offshore oil drilling. See ‘ The First Climate Refugees of the United States’ by Sandra Mehl: bit.ly/4cVllUQ #WPPh2024

The global winners of the #WPPh2024 Contest were announced yesterday by our executive director, Joumana El Zein Khoury, at the press opening of the Flagship Exhibition 2024 at De Nieuw Kerk, Amsterdam.

The exhibition opens to the public today! Book tickets: worldpressphoto.org/calendar/2024/…

La trágica historia detrás de la Imagen del Año de World Press Photo 2024 bbc.in/3JpckGb

Tragic Photo of Gazan Woman Holding Child’s Body Wins World Press Photo of the Year

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'Once you’ve seen it, it’s kind of seared in your mind.'

Image of mourning Palestinian wins World Press Photo award — in pictures aje.io/pvlnv9

Imagem de palestina abraçada a menina morta ganha prêmio de foto do ano. Fotografia escolhida pelo World Press Photo mostra Inas Abu Maamar com sobrinha em necrotério na Faixa de Gaza. Leia em: mla.bs/87984452

War, grief and hope: the stories behind the World Press Photo award-winners theguardian.com/media/2024/apr…

🏆La edición 2024 del concurso World Press Photo ya tiene ganador 📸 Os descubrimos la fotografía aquí, y algunas otras de las más espectaculares del concurso 👇 ver.ng.com.es/0deu92

📸🌍 'Una mujer con una niña muerta en Gaza' es la imagen del año del World Press Photo. El fotoperiodista palestino Mohammed Salem se lleva el galardón por capturar esta impactante imagen.

Foto del Año: mohammed jad salem
Historia del Año: Lee-Ann Olwage
Premio al Proyecto de Largo

A haunting image of a grieving Palestinian woman embracing the body of her 5-year-old niece after she was killed in an Israeli strike in Gaza has won the World Press Photo of the Year award.

Esta es la foto ganadora del World Press Foto 2024
 
La imagen de una mujer (Inas Abu Maamar) con el cuerpo de su sobrina Saly de cinco años tras un bombardeo israelí en su vivienda de Jan Yunis, donde murieron la madre y la hermana.
 
Como no se ven sus rostros, para el jurado

ÚLTIMA HORA 🔴

La fotografía de una mujer palestina abrazando el cadáver de su sobrina en Gaza, de Mohammed Salem, premio World Press Photo 2024 a la foto del año rtve.es/noticias/ultim…

La Pietà di Gaza vince il World Press Photo 2024. Lo scatto del del fotografo Mohammed Salem mostra una donna palestinese, Inas Abu Maamar, che abbraccia il corpo senza vita di Saly, sua nipote, di cinque anni, avvolta in un sudario. #ANSA
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