World Press Photo of the Year 2004

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World Press Photo of the Year 2004
Arko Datta, India, Reuters.
Woman mourns relative killed in tsunami, Cuddalore, India, Tamil Nadu, 28 December.

Update: There are so many winning photos related to the Arab world. Mostly Palestine and Iraq. I could not resist but posting some of them here.

People in the News: 1st prize singles
Sniper victim in morgue, Gaza
Kristen Ashburn, USA, Contact Press Images.

General News: 2nd prize stories
Arafat's funeral
Paolo Pellegrin, Italy, Magnum Photos for Vanity Fair.

General News: 3rd prize singles
Detainee in solitary confinement, Abu Ghraib Prison, Iraq, 19 June
John Moore, USA, The Associated Press.

Sports Features: 2nd prize singles
Street football in Iraq
Jos Jimenez-Tirado, Puerto Rico.

(more here, highly recommended)

Posted by Haitham Sabbah on Saturday, February 12, 2005, at 2:55 pm. Filed under Bleeding Edge, Photos. Tagged Human Rights, Iraq, occupation, Palestine, Photos. Follow any responses to this post with its comments RSS feed. You can post a comment or trackback from your blog.

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Roba | February 12, 2005 at 8:45 pm | Permalink

Wow. Amazing photographs.
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Palestine Blogs | February 12, 2005 at 4:00 pm | Permalink

World Press Photo of the Year 2004

People in the News: 1st prize singles
Sniper victim in morgue, Gaza
Kristen Ashburn, USA, Contact Press Images.

General News: 2nd prize stories
Arafat's funeral
Paolo Pellegrin, Italy, Magnum Photos for Vanity Fair.

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And Far Away... | February 12, 2005 at 8:49 pm | Permalink

Press Photo of the Year 2004
Sniper victim in morgue, Gaza
Kristen Ashburn, USA, Contact Press Images.

Shocking. This picture sent shivers down my spine.
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