photojournalism

Photographic documentation of four decades, the 1930s through the 1960s, showing many of the newsworthy people and events as caught by journalist Irving Haberman, with commentary by newsman Walter Cronkite.

Reprints every photograph to be awarded the Pulitzer Prize from 1942 through 1999, each with a description of the story behind the photograph; and includes four essays that examine developments in photographic technology and their impact on photojournalism.

More than forty photographers for "Life" magazine discuss the different experiences they had while recording the major events of the twentieth century.

A quarter century of prizewinning pictures by the world's greatest news photographers.

A New York Graphic Society Book. Pictures from the news magazine's second decade.

Ranks and describes ten of the world's most compelling news images, including Gandhi at his spinning wheel, Buzz Aldrin standing on the moon, and the Beatles arriving in the U.S. for the first time.

Clea Raymond, a talented young photojournalist who has spent her life in the spotlight, and her best friends, Rayna and Ben, travel the globe trying to unravel a centuries-old mystery that could reveal her soulmate's identity and the secret of her father's disappearance.