Europe

Over the years, Carl Gierstorfer has earned a reputation for approaching topics of nature and society in a unique manner. His last film, "We Want You To Live—Liberia's Fight Against Ebola" was a...

Tomas van Houtryve is an artist, photographer, and author who engages critical contemporary issues around the world. Initially a student in philosophy, Tomas developed a passion for photography while...

Photographer Seamus Murphy grew up in Ireland and lives in London. For over two decades, he has photographed extensively in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Africa and Latin America. He has won seven...

Tim Judah covers the Balkans for The Economist and its online column, Eastern Approaches. He is the author of three books on the region: "The Serbs: History, Myth and the Destruction of Yugoslavia"...

Michael Scott Moore is a journalist and a novelist, author of a comic novel about L.A., Too Much of Nothing, as well as a travel book about surfing, Sweetness and Blood, which was named a best book of...

Cédric Gerbehaye is a Belgian documentary photographer and a member of Agence VU. In 2002, during his journalism studies, he saw the beginning of his continued interest in the Israeli-Palestinian...

Marc has worked since 2009 as a freelance photographer and videographer, mainly in East and North Africa and the Middle East, covering social and political issues for a wide range of clients including...

Joe Bavier has covered West and Central Africa for the past six years, reporting on armed conflict, famine, and political crises. Until December 2009, he served as Reuters correspondent in Democratic...