Photography

How do some of the world's best photographers tell stories through images? This collection of tips gets to the heart of memorably capturing a moment in time.

The Washington Post contributor captured the humanity of those affected by famine in Yemen in his 2019 Prize-winning portfolio. He spoke to the Pulitzers about what drew him to the region and his philosophy on covering struggles of civilians in countries of conflict.

As an exhibition of Pulitzer Prize-winning photographs opens in St. Louis, Post-Dispatch reporter Jane Henderson reflects on their wide-ranging impact — including that of her colleagues' coverage of Ferguson.

Guam finds itself on the front line as threats escalate between the North Korean and U.S. governments. The territory's only Pulitzer winner shares pictures of the daily lives of these Americans thrust into the headlines.

Burns' latest project, 'The Vietnam War,' is airing on PBS. Recently retired Pulitzer administrator Mike Pride speaks to him about the making of the film — and why three prize-winning images conjure the war for young Americans.

As part of the Pulitzer Centennial Campfires Initiative, University of Central Oklahoma students participated in an event with past prize winners and wrote up accounts of what they learned. Here, Manuelle Arias writes about LA Times photographer is Don Barletti's experience in Central America.