Combat photographers: The Brave Men and Women Who Have Shaped Our View of War
Read about a few of the most iconic figures in the field of combat photography and photojournalism.
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Eyes of War: War Photographer Louie Palu
Sipping his coffee on the front porch of the Klingle Farm House at Gettysburg National Military Park (NMP), Louie Palu is relaxed. Nearing the end of...
Eyes of War: Documentary Photographer James Nachtwey
Award-winning documentary photographer James Nachtwey reflects on his experiences, noting, “In many ways a photographic image is the first thing that...
Eyes of War: WWII Photographer Tony Vaccaro
Michelantonio Celestino Onofrio “Tony” Vaccaro was drafted into the U.S. Army in 1944 and fought his way through Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany...
Origins of Photojournalism
Although the history of photography begins in antiquity with the projection of images via camera obscura, the first, unsuccessful attempts to...
Visit Rose Farm at Gettysburg with War Photographer Louie Palu
VIDEO | Visit the Rose Farm at Gettysburg National Military Park with Louie Palu, and hear about his experiences as a war photographer. Palu focuses...
Walk Antietam with Documentary Photographer James Nachtwey
VIDEO | Walk Antietam National Battlefield with James Nachtwey, and hear about the the many obstacles — physical and emotional — to overcome as a...
Meet WWII Photographer Tony Vaccaro
VIDEO | Hear from Tony Vaccaro in his studio in Long Island City, N.Y., about his moving experience as a World War II photographer.