New York Times photojournalist Damon Winter won the 2009 Pultizer Prize for feature photography with his coverage of Barack Obama on the campaign trail.
You can view the winning images on the New York Times website.
As we reported in November, you can also view a multimedia production on the New York Times website where Winter talks about his images and coverage of the campaign. Click here.
This entry was posted on Tuesday, April 21st, 2009 at 10:22 am. It is filed under Newspaper Work. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.
Similar Projects
-
A Family’s Exodus From Slavery (Washington Post)
Michelle Obama’s great-great-grandfather, Jim Robinson, worked as a slave on the Friendfield Plantation in Georgetown, S.C. Many of the slave quarters on the plantation still stand untouched and alone on the property. View the Washington Post Story: A Family’s Exodus from Slavery
-
Role of St. Nick is more than just a holiday gig (The Telegraph)
Corey Perrine, staff photographer at The Telegraph in Nashua, NH, spent some time with the man known as Santa to everyone in town. “Ron Belhumeur of Nashua has been donning the crimson robes of Santa Claus for 12 years. What started as a gig here and there blossomed into something much more. A trucker by [...]
-
The Marlboro Marine (L.A. Times)
Los Angeles Times photographer Luis Sinco made James Blake Miller an emblem of the war. The image would change both of their lives and connect them in ways neither imagined. View the L.A. Times Story: The Marlboro Marine
-
How to Cover Politics (title by the37thframe) Images by Chip Litherland
The title of Chip Litherland’s blog post is “it’s the aperture, stupid.” We thought our reference to it needed to be more about the great images. Chip is know for his use of color and desire to find something different. It really shows in his recent coverage of politics in Florida. This guy has a [...]
-
Homeless not Helpless – NPPA Clip Winner (James Gregg/Arizona Daily Star)
James Gregg, photojournalist with the Arizona Daily Star won first place in January for a wonderful story about a homeless man in Tucson. You can see the full story on the National Press Photographer’s web site at www.nppa.org.
-
Holding Fast in a Churning City by Todd Heisler (New York Times)
New York Times photographer Todd Heisler has a nice piece of work on city neighborhoods that are changing underneath their long-time residents. View the slideshow at www.nytimes.com.
-
Rain Drops – NPPA Clip Winner (Steve Russell/Toronto Star)
Photojournalist Steve Russell of the Toronto Star had this wonderful first place winner in the feature category of the National Press Photographers monthly clip contest for region 2. Everyone who has worked at newspapers has to shoot the dreaded weather shot, but every now and then we are able to find something really interesting in [...]
-
Sole Man by Jennifer Zdon (Times-Picayune)
Sole Man Times-Picayune photojournalist Jennifer Zdon has a well done multimedia piece mixing video and stills about the dying art of the shoe shine man. It is embedded here courtesy of the Times-Picayune in New Orleans. Direct link here: The Times-Picayune
-
Final Edition – The Rocky Ceases Publication
On February 27th, 2009 the Rocky Mountain News, 55 days short of its 150th birthday, closed. A 21 minute video feature about the closing of the paper appears on its website and is embedded below. Final Edition from Matthew Roberts on Vimeo. For more go to their website at www.rockymountainnews.com
-
UPROOTED: Flick’s Mobile Home Park (San Jose Mercury News)
The San Jose Mercury News multimedia story about Sunnyvale Mobile Home dwellers fighting for their homes then relocate after developers take over their property. View Uprooted at the San Jose Mercury News website.
