From Gaza to Ghana: celebrating the agency photographers of 2024 | News photography
From Gaza to Ghana: celebrating the agency photographers of 2024 | News photography
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Bu içerikte, uluslararası ajanslardan gelen milyonlarca fotoğrafın yıl boyunca editör ekibimiz tarafından incelendiği ve 2024’te öne çıkan fotoğrafçıların çalışmalarının vurgulandığı belirtilmektedir. Başlıca konular arasında haber olaylarından uzun süreli hikayelere kadar çeşitli konular bulunmaktadır. Ayrıca, fotoğraf editörlerinin yaptığı çalışmaların, galeriler, fotoğraf denemeleri ve haberciliğimizi destekleyen görsel odaklı global yayınlarımızın vazgeçilmez bir parçası olduğu ifade edilmektedir. Ayrıca, çeşitli fotoğrafçıların çalışmaları ve kapsamlı fotoğraf galerileri de içeriğin bir parçasını oluşturmaktadır.
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Millions of images from the international agencies are received throughout the year by our team of picture editors. Following on from 2023, we are highlighting the work of photographers whose images have been outstanding in 2024, from breaking news stories and events, to longer form features and stories.
In addition to the photography the picture desk commissions, their work has been an essential part of our output this year, facilitating the global, visual-led journalism that the Guardian is proud to produce, through galleries, photo essays and supporting our reporting.
Supporters of presidential candidate John Mahama wave flags from a car during an electoral caravan, 7 December, in Accra, Ghana.
Chief photographer for Agence France-Presse for Nigeria, Benin, Togo and Ghana, based in Lagos, Nigeria, Olympia has covered elections in Ghana and international stories in South Africa and France.
Demonstrators in Marianne attire take part in a rally against the far- right at Place de la Réepublique in Paris on 3 July, ahead of the second round of France’s legislative elections. Nigerian influencer Anita Natacha Akide, popularly known as Symply Tacha, wears a creation by Nigerian hair brand Lush Hair as she walks the runway during Lagos fashion week, 26 October
Omar Haj Kadour is a photo and video contributor with Agence France-Presse. Based in Idlib, he was able to cover the successful campaign of the HTS-led rebels who captured Aleppo, Damascus, Hama and Homs within weeks, to topple the Assad regime.
A boy waves the opposition Syrian flag as he stands in one of the water wheels in Hama, after anti-government fighters captured the central city on 6 December. Members of the White Helmets civil defence force carry a person from the rubble of a furniture workshop on the outskirts of the rebel-held north-western Syrian city of Idlib, after Russian strikes on 17 October.
The British prime minister, Keir Starmer, and his wife, Victoria, arrive at Downing Street in London on 5 July, the day after the general election.
Reuters staff photographer based in London, Hannah has covered UK news and politics, including Labour’s general election victory, as well as international stories such as the Paris Olympics, the conflict in the Middle East and the US election.
On 1 April, an Israeli soldier patrols at the site of the Nova festival in Reim, southern Israel, where people were killed and kidnapped during the 7 October 2023 attack by Hamas gunmen from Gaza.
Yaqin Zhou of China during the Women’s Balance Beam Ffinal at the Paris Olympics, 5 August. People dance ahead of Democratic nominee Kamala Harris’ rally at Howard University, in Washington DC, 5 November.
Palestinians start to return to their homes in Khan Younis, Gaza, on 7 April after Israel’s withdrawal left areas of the city totally destroyed.
Ali Jadallah is a Palestinian photojournalist for Anadolu Agency, based in Gaza, documenting the impact of the Israel-Gaza war.
Palestinians appear out of the rubble covered in dust after an Israeli attack on the Abu Aisha family house in Deir al Balah, Gaza, on 14 June.
Relatives of Palestinians who were killed in an Israeli attack on the Nuseirat refugee camp mourn as the bodies are brought to al-Aqsa Martyrs hospital in Deir al-Balah, Gaza, on 9 August.
Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris greets former first lady Michelle Obama during a campaign rally in Kalamazoo, Michigan, on 26 October.
Bell is a staff news photographer based in Austin, Texas for Getty Images, covering US life, extreme weather, the US presidential election and the migration crisis at the Mexican border, among other stories in 2024.
Vehicles drive through flooded neighbourhoods on 19 June in Surfside Beach, Texas. Storm Alberto, the first named tropical storm of the hurricane season, was located approximately 305 miles south-southeast of Brownsville, Texas, and formed in the south-western Gulf of Mexico.
Mexican migrant Mariano Marquez, sleeps on the ground while waiting for his family to be apprehended by Customs and Border protection officers after crossing over into the US in Ruby, Arizona, on 25 June. President-elect Donald Trump listens as Elon Musk explains the operations ahead of the launch of the sixth test flight of the SpaceX Starship rocket in Brownsville, Texas, 19 November.
Venezuelan migrant carries his niece across a river in Panama, after crossing the Darien Gap from Colombia on their way to the US, 9 November.
Matias Delacroix is an Associated Press photojournalist for Central America, based in Panama City, documenting stories across several countries with a special focus on covering the migration crisis.
Aerial view of people waiting in Ouanaminthe, Haiti, to cross into the Dominican Republic, 17 May.
Friends and family fuss over a quinceañera in preparation for her photo session at Plaza Colon in the Zona Colonial neighbourhood of Santo Domingo, the Dominican Republic, 15 May.
Associated Press chief photographer for Turkey based in Istanbul, Francisco Seco has covered events in Ukraine, Israel, the Euro 2024 football tournament and the Paris Olympics.
Turkish supporters celebrate as they watch the end of a round of 16 matches between Turkey and Austria at the Euro 2024 football tournament being played in Leipzig, Germany, 2 July.
Firefighters work on a building that was partially destroyed after a Russian bombardment in Chernihiv, Ukraine, 17 April. A man works on the roof of an apartment building struck by projectiles fired from Lebanon, in Kfar Yasif, north-west Israel, 9 November.
People clean up a mud-covered street after heavy rains in Alfafar, in Valencia, Spain, 1 November.
Susana Vera is a Reuters photographer based in Madrid. Her coverage in 2024 ranged from the Pamplona festival to extreme weather, with flooding in Valencia and late summer wildfires in Portugal.
Izaga Lega doing a handstand, with the help of her father, Antonio Trillo, during San Fermin festival’s Parade of the Giants and Big Heads in Pamplona, Spain, 12 July.
A man stands in the vicinity of a wildfire, near Poóvoa de Montemuro, Portugal, 18 September. A soldier carrying his rifle holds a woman’s hand as they stroll through Carmel market in Tel Aviv, Israel, 9 February.
People make bubbles as they gather to mourn victims of a knife attack during a vigil near The Atkinson in Southport, UK, 5 August.
A staff photographer at Getty Images, Dan Kitwood has worked extensively across UK news and political stories during 2024, in addition to covering the refugee crisis in Sudan and Chad.
Members of the Jewish community with the Fforeign Ssecretary, David Lammy, at South Tottenham United Synagogue on the anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israeli civilians, 7 October. A sinkhole that appeared on the AFC Wimbledon football pitch after heavy rain on 24 September in south London.
Newly arrived refugees fleeing fighting in Darfur queue to have their documents processed in the shade of a partially finished bridge in Adre, Chad, at the Sudan border 22 April.
Anushree Fadnavis is a photojournalist with Reuters news agency based out of New Delhi, covering Indian news and politics (including the election) and the Paris Olympics.
Supporters of India’s prime minister, Narendra Modi, wear masks of his face as they attend an election rally in Meerut, 31 March.
Hindu devotees worship the Ssun god as they stand in the polluted waters of the river Yamuna during the religious festival of Chhath Puja on a smoggy morning in New Delhi, 8 November. Giselle Ansley of Great Britain in action, with Eugenia Trinchinetti of Argentina, during the women’s Pool B hockey match at the Paris Olympics, 3 August.
A photojournalist for the Associated Press, lately based in the Middle East, Léo Corrêa has been covering events in Israel, and more recently the collapse of Assad’s regime in Syria.
Israeli shelling hits an area in southern Lebanon, 30 September. Israeli mounted police officers disperse demonstrators blocking a road during a protest against Benjamin Netanyahu’s government, 22 June.
The Iranian ambassador to Lebanon, Mojtaba Amani, visits the site where former Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed, in the Haret Hreik neighbourhood, southern Beirut, 3 December.
Wael Hamzeh is a photographer with European Pressphoto Agency, based in Beirut, who has been covering the escalating conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, and the unfolding story in Syria.
Lebanese soldiers and Hezbollah members gather outside a hospital where injured people were being transported after an incident involving the mass detonation of wireless devices in Dahieh, Beirut, 17 September.
People cross the Arida border crossing to return to Syria on 10 December, following after the collapse of the Assad regime. Students and activists clash with Lebanese riot police during a protest in solidarity with the Palestinian people outside the Egyptian embassy in Beirut, 27 May.
From Gaza to Ghana: celebrating the agency photographers of 2024 | News photography
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