The Natural History Museum, London is holding it’s annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. Seen by millions of people around the world, the award-winning images encourage people to connect with the natural world and to protect it.
Key information:
· Owned and operated by the Natural History Museum, London
· Open to photographers of all ages, nationalities and levels
· Judged anonymously by industry experts
· Entry fee waiver for 50 countries and rules and categories translated into 15 languages
An earthquake kills 321 in Indonesia, the USA’s mid-term elections didn’t go as well as Republicans had hoped, a controversial World Cup begins in Qatar, meanwhile the war in Ukraine and protests in Iran continue. The November 2022 Pictures Of the Month for @ZUMApress is now published. Very proud that the Pictures Of the Month was part of the entry that won Photo Editor of the Year for ZUMA’s James K. Colton and @ZUMApress also won Photography Content of the Year at the 2022 Lucie Awards! PLEASE SHARE! #photojournalism
Sit back and enjoy POM! “The Pictures of the Month” presented by Scott Mc Kiernan and ZUMA Press. ZUMA received a huge volume of over one million professional photographer’s images, all shot in the month of November. The ZUMA photographers 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.
A. Perez Meca • ANP • Aditya Irawan • Al Diaz • Alberto Estevez • Alberto Terenghi • Amy Beth Bennett • Ana M. Wiggins • Anonymous • Celestino Arce Lavin • Dan O’ Connor • Daniel Ceng Shou-Yi • Dave Starbuck • David Klein • mytro Smolienko • Dominika Zarzycka • Donat Sorokin • Eric Renom • Fabio Ferrari • Fadli Akbar • Federico Gambarini • Florian Gaertner • Garry Lotulung • Gian Mattia D’Alberto • Igor Do Vale • Ivy Ceballo • Jason Moore • Jerry Mennenga • Jintak Han • Joe Burbank • Johan Ben Azzouz • Joy Saha • Kabir Jhangiani • Kay Nietfeld • Ken Cedeno • Luis Santana • Lukasz Skwiot • Malcolm Park • Marechal Aurore • Mark Edward Harris • Mark Reis • Michael Erichsen • Mohammed Talatene • Nancy Kaszerman • Naoki Morita • Nieboer • Nikolai Trishin • Orit Ben-Ezzer • Paul Glaser • Petty Officer 1st Class Spencer • Piero Nigro • Prabin Ranabhat • Ringo Chiu • Roberto Tommasini • Robin Loznak • Robin Rayne • Rolf Vennenbernd • Sandika Fadilah • Saquan Stimpson • Sebastian El-Saqqa • Sebastian Willnow • Sergei Bobylev • Sergei Chuzavkov • Sergey Malgavko • Sergey Savostyanov • Sgt. Rachel Christensen • Slavek Ruta • Sonia Moskowitz Gordon • Stephen Shaver • Tayfun Salci • Tom Williams • Varuth Pongsapipatt • Vichan Poti • Vuk Valcic • Xu Chang • Yui MokZUMA’s talented award-winning picture editing staff of Jeremy Mc Kiernan, Jessica Cotsonas, Julie Mason, Julie Rogers, Katrina Kochneva, Mark Avery, Pat Johnson, Ruaridh Stewart, Scott Mc Kiernan, Shalan Stewart, and the POM Editor-in-Chief Jim Colton made this ZUMA show possible. Enjoy and pass the word to others.
The Budapest International Foto Awards 2022 has just announced the winners and ZUMA Photographer Daniel Ceng has won for two series from his coverage of Ukraine. ‘War-Scarred Ukraine’ was awarded a Gold Prize and a Bronze Prize for the Editorial/Conflict categories (Professional) was earned by ‘Evacuating The Most Vulnerable From Donetsk’. Ceng was also awarded a Gold in the Editorial/Politics category (Professional) for his series on Taiwan military drills, ‘Apocalypse: Taiwan On Brink of War With Peking’. Click through the links below to see all of Ceng’s award winning images.
Congrats to Daniel Ceng on his hard work and his well deserved recognition!
Scott Mc Kiernan, Founder & Editor-in-Chief, ZUMA Press
Afghanistan has been gripped by a devastating economic crisis that has wiped out incomes, sent food prices soaring and left millions hungry. For families struggling simply to put food on the table the growing economic hardship is pushing more and more children into work. Thousands flocked to northern Afghanistan’s notoriously dangerous mines after the Taliban seized power last year, desperate to scrape out a living amid an economy in ruins. From men in their 60s to boys as young as 10, hundreds of miners work every day in Chinarak for just a few dollars. Welcome to: ‘LOST YOUTH Afghan Child Miners’
