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Scott Mc Kiernan presents “The Pictures Of the Week” highlighting the best images from around the world by ZUMA Press contributors, curated by ZUMA Editor-at-large Jim Colton.
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ZUMA PHOTOGRAPHERS Featured: Adil Abass, Belkin Alexey, Raniero Corbelletti, Avishek Das, Mike Egerton, Chen Junqing, Matic Klansek, Msgt. Kulani Lakanaria, Jim LoScalzo, Marwan Naamani, Marcin Nowak, Douliery Olivier, Gina M Randazzo, Alejandro Salazar, Saquan Stimpson, Vuk Valcic, Dominika Zarzycka
Scott Mc Kiernan Presents zReportage.com Issue #1030 Story of the Week: Published TUESDAY March 3, 2026: ‘STICKY SITUATION: Why Are Florida Bee’s Dying?’ Photography by ZUMA Partner newspaper The Tampa Bay Times Pulitzer Prize winning photo-journalist Douglas R. Clifford: Scientists call it a ‘pollinator health crisis.’ One in three mouthfuls of everything we eat directly or indirectly rely upon honeybee production, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Pollinators contribute over $24 billion to the US economy, $15 billion from bees alone. But domestic pollinators have plummeted for decades, especially native bees. Managed honey bees fell from 6 million colonies in 1947 to 2.5 million today. A phenomenon called ‘colony collapse disorder’ killed 23% of the honey bee population in 2007. In 2022, Hurricane Ian destroyed up to 300,000 beehives. Fewer pollinators pose a serious risk to US agriculture and the economy. Like canaries in a coal mine, bees reflect the health of the environment. The rapid loss of bees over the past decade may signal a decline in the health of the planet, scientists warn, and a symptom of larger environmental problems. Welcome to ‘STICKY SITUATION: Why Are Florida Bee’s Dying?’
February 8, 2026, Milan, Lombardy, Italy: American superstar figure skater ILIA MALININ, 21, (USA) performing his legendary version of the ‘BONALY Flip’, a dramatic back flip started and named after French skater, Surya Bonaly, who famously landed it on one blade at the 1998 Nagano Olympics, when it was still forbidden. Malinin has brought the move back to mainstream attention, becoming the first to land it legally in the Olympics. Ilia nicknamed the ‘Quad God’, is also know for resurrecting the backflip. The flip was successfully completed on Feb. 8, 2026 at the 2026 Winter Olympics Men Single Free Skating competition at the Milano Ice Skating Arena.
March 3, 2026, Ramat Gan, Israel: In a single barrage of Iranian missile fire on Israel, several locations in central Israel were hit. Professionals estimate that cluster munitions were used, a bomb containing numerous submunitions that can scatter over a wide area.
Italy hosts the Winter Olympics, Trump shares a fantasy-filled State of the Union, and USA joins Israel in an attack against Iran killing supreme leader Ali Khamenei: The FEBRUARY 2026 Pictures Of the Month for @ZUMApress is now published. PLEASE SHARE! #photojournalism
Sit back and enjoy “The Pictures of the Month” (POM) presented by Scott Mc Kiernan and ZUMA Press. ZUMA received over one million images shot by professional photographers, all shot in the month of February.
Photographers represented by ZUMA Press covered the four corners of the world to bring pictures that need to be seen! POM shows the best work of these photojournalists, documenting the most important events of the past month.
ZUMA Press Wire’s talented award-winning picture editing staff of Mark Avery, Jim Colton, Jessica Cotsonas, Robin Loznak, Scott Mc Kiernan, Julie Rogers, Ruaridh Stewart, whom with the fine ZUMA support staff: Florence Combes, John Collett, Katrina Kochneva, Pat Johnson, Julie Mason, Jeremy Mc Kiernan and Stan Sholik contributed to make this Lucie & Webby winning monthly movie possible. Hope you enjoy and then if so, pass the word to others 🙂
ZUMA PHOTOGRAPHERS Aaron Schwartz • Abed Rahim Khatib • Adil Abass • Alberto Lingria • Alejandro Salazar • Alessandro Bremec • Alexander Solc • Alex Kormann • Andrew Leyden • Andrew Matthews • Ariana Ruiz • Aurelien Morissard • Avishek Das • Billy Bennight • Boris Roessler • Brian Cahn • Brian Lawless • Bryan Smith • Cadu Rolim • Carl Sandin • Celso Pupo • Charles Baus • Cheng Min • Chen Junqing • Christian Stadler • Claudio Furlan • Daniel A. Anderson • Daniel Bockwoldt • Daniella Fernandez Realin • Darryl Dyck • David McIntyre • David Tanecek • David Wegiel • Dept of Islamic Awqaf in Jerusalem • Doug Peters • Emma Wallskog • Erich Schlegel • Fortunato Serrano • Gary Roberts • Gian Mattia D’Alberto • Gideon Markowicz • Guerin Charles • Hans Oberlaender • Harald Steiner • Hashim Zimmo • Hendrik Schmidt • Holden Smith • Hussain Ali • Ian L. Sitren • Jackson Tammariello • James Manning • Jane Barlow • Javier Rojas • Jennifer Briggs • Jens Buettner • Joel Marklund • Julie Edwards • Julien Mattia • Jun Hyosang • Kathy Hutchins • Kenny Holston • Kim Hukari • Kindell Buchanan • Kirill Kukhmar • Kyodonews • Lev Radin • LounisPhotography • Lucas Boland • Mads Claus Rasmussen • Marek Ladzinski • Maria Grazia Picciarella • Mark Edward Harris • Marwan Naamani • Matias Baglietto • Matias Basualdo • Matias J. Ocner • Matic Klansek • Matthias Oesterle • Maxim Thore • Md Rafayat Haque Khan • Michael Currie • Michael Kappeler • Michal Kamaryt • Mickael Chavet • Mikhail Tereshchenko • Msgt. Kulani Lakanaria • Muhammad Iqbal • Nacho Frade • Nancy Kaszerman • Nasser Ishtayeh • Office of Ukraine President • Omar Ashtawy • Patrick Pleul • Paul Kitagaki Jr. • Peter Kneffel • Peter Kovalev • Piovanotto Marco • PJ Heller • Probal Rashid • Ralph Lauer • Raniero Corbelletti • Ricardo Rubio • Riley Harty • Robert Michael • Robin Loznak • Rubel Karmaker • Serkan Senturk • Seshadri Sukumar • Silvana Safenreiter • Slavek Ruta • Spada • Stefan Sauer • Sunil Sharma • Sydney Low • Syed Mahabubul Kader • Tariq Mohammad • Thomas Banneyer • Tommaso Fumagalli • Tom Williams • Ulrik Pedersen • Umar Farooq • Vegard Grott • Walter G. Arce • Weng Guangjian • Wolfgang Grebien • Wu Wei • Xavier Leoty • Xia Yifang • Zhang Hongxiang • Zoraida Diaz