Our interview with outdoor image makers Ulrika Larsson and Lukasz Warzecha.

A new exhibition looks at the new sea routes, militarization, impact of the increase in tourism, and the mining, oil and gas industries in the region.

The Reuters photojournalist covered some of the most dangerous events around the world. He died at 58 after a long battle with cancer.

Catalina Martin-Chico spoke to Euronews about her photo of a former FARC guerrilla that has been nominated in this year's World Press Photo contest.

Take a look at the winner of this year's World Press Photo contest, which highlights some of the best examples of photojournalism from around the world.

Iranian photographer is angry that the US president used her picture in a Tweet condemning her country's government.

The French government has allegedly requested that Google removes a photomontage of Macron as Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet.

Right at the heart of the Austrian Alps, you'll find Roman Königshofer (@rawmeyn), an Austrian explorer-turned-photographer whose photographs suggest that paradise can be found here, on our back doorstep — or at least, on his.

Take a look at our selection of some of the best photos of the New Year 2019 celebrations.

A good picture, as the idiom suggests, is often worth a thousand words.

Daniel Grecu's photojournalist character has been self-built from zero and has accomplished features on the platforms of prestigious magazines like National Geographic

We spoke to photojournalist Emily Garthwaite about her work as an artist and activist telling untold stories

Semra underlines the concept of diversity, and her exploration translates into profound studied subjects, deep meditation and pompous photography installations

Michał Iwanowski told Euronews his 105-day walk to Poland helped him “feel much more positive about people.”

Euronews spoke to renowned American photographer George Steinmetz whose pictures tell the true story of an industry that remains invisible to many consumers.