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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.
Enjoy thepicturesoftheweek.com 41, showcasing images from October 4–10, 2025 “The best two minutes you’ll spend on the internet today!” #zumapress #photojournalism
ZUMA PHOTOGRAPHERS Featured: Belal Abu Amer, Omar Ashtawy, Charles Baus, Francis Chung, Bill Clark, Avijit Das, Castel Franck, Claudio Furlan, Martin Herbst, Tom Hudson, Kathy Hutchins, Reynaud Julien, Bob Karp, Robin Loznak, Andre Malerba, Tim Meyer, Su Qiaojiang, Chris Riha, Armando L. Sanchez, Oscar Manuel Sanchez, Luis Soto, Mikhail Tereshchenko, Bernd Thissen, Ding Ting, Ben Weller, Ilia Yefimovich, Liu Zheng
Scott Mc Kiernan presents zReportage.com Issue #1008 Story of the Week: Published TUESDAY October 7, 2025: ‘See Me, Hear Me: Ocean And Asher’ Photography by 2024 Alan Hagman Grant Recipient ZUMA Press contract photojournalist ROBIN RAYNE: For decades, disability narratives have been shaped by outsiders, stories told about, rather than by, those living the experience. See Me, Hear Me: Disability Nation is an in-depth documentary photojournalism project that gives voice to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and to the families, caregivers, and advocates who fight every day to ensure they are seen, heard, and valued. These selected images from Robin’s ongoing documentary project offer a glimpse into lives too often overlooked and devalued. For over 30 years, Rayne’s photography has documented the disability community with depth, empathy, authenticity, and an unflinching eye. Welcome to ‘See Me, Hear Me: Ocean And Asher’ .
Damascus, Syria – September 26, 2025 – 2,500 runners from different age groups participated in the first Damascus Marathon after the fall of Assad’s regime. The race began on the Airport Road and concluded at Umayyad Square in the heart of the capital.
Damascus, Syria – September 26, 2025 – 2,500 runners from different age groups participated in the first Damascus Marathon after the fall of Assad’s regime. The race began on the Airport Road and concluded at Umayyad Square in the heart of the capital.