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Five Unpublished 1949 Marilyn Monroe Negatives Head to Auction

The Ahlhauser family is offering five studio negatives from a young Monroe that show her before later style changes and public fame.

Rob Schumacher, Longtime Arizona Republic Photographer, Dies at 62

NY Times Backs Pulitzer-Winning Gaza Photographer as Critics Challenge Viral Image

Brazil’s Supreme Court Orders São Paulo to Compensate Photographer Blinded in 2013 Protest

Raghu Rai, Pioneering Indian Photojournalist, Dies at 83

U.S. Embassy Edited Instagram Photo to Remove Former Luxembourg Ambassador

Italy Halts Automatic Renewal of Defense Pact With Israel After L’Espresso Cover Dispute

World Press Photo Names 42 Regional Winners, Including Three From Spain

AFP Pulled Karoline Leavitt Photo After White House Complaint, Citing Editorial Standards

UNAM Awards Posthumous Degree as Family Unveils Journalist-Safety Plan in AXE Ceremonia Case

Shiva Rajkumar Backs Sapthami Gowda’s Call to End Objectifying ‘Zoom-Ins’

BBC Premieres ‘Hostage,’ Reexamining John Cantlie’s Abduction and Unresolved Fate

Sapthami Gowda Condemns Invasive Paparazzi Angles as Kannada Actresses Rally in Support

Paul Conroy, War Photojournalist and Marie Colvin Partner, Dies at 61

Arie Kievit Wins Zilveren Camera for Malieveld Riot Photos

Mexico City Tribunal Upholds Finding That Ocesa Organized AXE Ceremonia as Victims Push to Restart Criminal Case

Greenland Sled Dog Swipes AP 360 Camera, Accidentally Records Its Own Adventure

Duma Restores Plenary Balcony to TV Crews, Limits Photographers’ Access

Israeli Strikes in Gaza Kill 11, Including Three Journalists

B.C. Civil Trial Opens Over RCMP Arrest of Photojournalist at Coastal GasLink Protest