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Feb 24, 2024 · The shocking photos coming out of Bucha sparked international outrage and raised the urgency of ongoing investigations into alleged Russian war crimes. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky ...
Feb 24, 2023 · Russia’s invasion of Ukraine a year ago brought death, destruction and hardship to the country, and awakened fears of a new Cold War.
May 13, 2022 · Shocking images showing the bodies of civilians scattered across Bucha, Ukraine, sparked international outrage and raised the urgency of ongoing investigations into alleged Russian war crimes...
Jul 24, 2023 · In the towns where Russian forces have fled, Ukrainians have documented evidence of killings and other atrocities. For a year, photographers with The New York Times and other news organizations...
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Emilio Morenatti’s image of a well-heeled woman weeping as Kyiv was bombarded the day after Russia’s invasion drove home how the war had upended the livesof millions of Ukrainians. Morenatti says it was the first time he fully grasped the danger that civilians would face in the conflict. In the photo that was published on Feb. 25, 2022, the woman i...
Photojournalists strive to choose images that clearly encapsulate what they have witnessed. When Rodrigo Abd entered Bucha, days after Ukrainian forces retook the Kyiv suburb and discovered bodies scattered in the streets, he knew his primary task was to convey the scale of the killings under Russian occupation. One of his photos that was published...
In the race to get images published, sometimes photographers miss what they have. When they return to their photos, “all of a sudden you notice things that were blocked by the emotional state you were in when you were shooting,” Vadim Ghirdasaid. Felipe Danainitially sent other, wider shots of a scene of a wounded woman in Kharkiv. Returning to his...
Ghirda has taken lots of photos of death and destruction — but he always aims to “show people horrible situations without standard horrible details.” An image of people fleeing Kyiv captured a moment that Ghirda says was one of the most affecting of the war for him. The use of motion blur conveys the urgency: The platform for the train to Lviv, in ...
Some photos were initially held back by the photographers for ethical or security considerations: to avoid revealing a checkpoint’s location or a wounded soldier’s identity. During the first months of the war, Efrem Lukatsky found himself shocked by the “wild senseless cruelty” unfolding before him, much of it perpetrated by Russian soldiers. The h...
Jun 3, 2022 · Photos: 100 days of the Russia-Ukraine war. Death, destruction and defiance in Ukraine as Russia’s invasion enters its 100th day. Valentyna Konstantynovska, 79, trains for a possible Russian...
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Mar 1, 2023 · As fighting between Ukrainian and Russian forces continued in Ukraine's east, photographers were able to access areas on the Ukrainian-controlled side of the front line on Wednesday.
