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ZUMA Press moved over a million amazing images during the month of July from over 60 countries and scores of cities!
This short movie, celebrates the best of the work of ZUMA photojournalists documenting the most important events of the past month.
A special feature this month is a harrowing set of images by ZUMA story teller extraordinary, Carol Guzy, of children made orphans by the fighting against ISIS in Iraq, as the battle of Mosul rages to a close.
ZUMA’s talented award winning staff of top picture editors contributed: Scott Mc Kiernan, Ruaridh Stewart, Julie Rogers, Mark Avery, Shalan Stewart, Seth Greenberg and Jim Colton.
Colton curated the final edit, sequencing, music and with Greenberg produced: POM July 2017.
None of this is possible without the photographers, some of whom, risked there lives to bring this to you:
Alastair Muir, Alberto Estavez, Alex Edelman, Andrea Masini, Andrea Stacciol, Andreas Gebert, Andrew Matthews, Axel Heimken , Cao Zhonghong, Carol Guzy, Cristian Hernandez, Daniel Bockwoldt, Daniel Dohlus, Darryl Dyck, Geodakyan Artyom, Henry Browne, Ivan Damanik, J Gerard Seguia, Jack Chan, Jack Kurtz, James Marsh, James Shaw, Jeff Mcintosh, Jerker IvarssonJens Kalaene, Angel Juarez, Joel Marklund Kelly Cestari, K.C. Alfred, Malte Christians, Marc Ward, Marcela Cortes, Matt Crossick, Metzel Mikhail, Michael Goulding, Michael Kappeler , Michael Nekrasov, Mohammed Asad, Mu Yu, Nathan Denette, Norbert Barczyk, Omer Messinger, Pasquale Mesiano, Paul Childs, Pete Maclaine, Ralf Hirschberger, Riccardo Antimiani, Ritesh Shukla, Ryan Remiorz, Sandra Mailer, Smityuk Yuri , Sorokin Donat, Stefan Rousseau, Stephen Bartholomew, Tim Rooke, Trask Smith, Villar Lopez, Yorick Jansens, Zha Chunming and Zhang Wenkui.
Enjoy:)
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Scott Mc Kiernan ceo/founder/chief staff photo-journalist of ZUMA Press, Inc.
In Colombia, a 50 year civil war has wracked the region, between the Colombian army and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia. The lack of infrastructure, transportation, and basic amenities has led to the only money for many local farmers being fields of cannabis. As the war has left the hills of the Toribío region in southwestern Colombia, an off-limits zone for authorities, the black market fields have expanded, lighting up the night sky. Now with rebels gone, Colombia is diving into the pot industry. The jungle around Toribio so-called ‘lost city of marijuana’ is filled with vast pot plantations that stretch as far as the eye can see. At night, the greenhouse lights glow like a sea of bioluminescent plankton. Historically, Colombia has received billions of dollars in American aid to end the drug trade, but now the government has begun giving licenses to some small overseas companies, under a new law that allows the cultivation of medical marijuana in a cannabis cooperative and in turn giving illegal growers a chance to come clean.
Photo credit © Felix Kastle/DPA via ZUMA Press.
Photo Credit Chuck Liddy/News & Observer via ZUMA Wire
