Photojournalism

Partnership and Perseverance Result in a Story Rarely Told

By Tom Knudson• Features• September 15, 2006

Though news coverage of illegal immigration often lacks the essential voices and images of migrant workers, journalists at The Sacramento Bee included both. Read more

Rescue and Death Along the Border

By Pat Shannahan• Features• September 15, 2006

Photos and captions by Pat Shannahan/The Arizona Republic. Photos printed with permission. Border Patrol Search Trauma and Rescue [Borstar] agent Lance Dehler helps walk Nageli Contreras to safety after rescuing her from a … Read more

Reporting on the Deaths of Those Who Make the Journey North

By Susan Carroll• Features• September 15, 2006

‘With the mounting anti-illegal immigration backlash, readers have complained more and more about the stories we do about the deaths.’ Read more

Immigrants Grapple With Man and ‘The Beast’

By Heather Stone• Features• September 15, 2006

Photos and captions by Heather Stone/Chicago Tribune. Daisy Méndez Mendoza of Honduras cries as she describes how she was raped three years ago on her first trip across the border between Guatemala … Read more

Witnessing War to Send Its Images Home

By Santiago Lyon• June 15, 2006

‘What of our colleagues who have trauma engraved on their psyches?’ Read more

War Teaches Lessons About Fear and Courage

By Cheryl Diaz Meyer• June 15, 2006

‘In war zones, I would learn about another feeling, one I have yet to define but seems the opposite of fear ….’ Read more

Witness to the Tragedy

By Carolyn Cole• Features• December 15, 2005

A veteran photojournalist observes that ‘… even during war the deceased are treated with some respect ….’ Read more

Seeing Is Believing

By Nuri Vallbona• Features• December 15, 2005

‘There was so much destruction that I couldn’t put down my camera.’ Read more