Photoville

Barbara Davidson
Barbara Davidson
Kent Porter
Marcus Yam

Featuring the work of selected winners of NPPA’S 2022 Best of Photojournalism.

This selection of winning images and portfolios from the National Press Photographers Association 2022 Best of Photojournalism showcases a range of working professionals embedded deeply in their communities.

From portrait and sports photography to breaking news and politics, video photojournalism, print and video editing, long-form documentary and innovative online journalism, the Best of Photojournalism contest celebrates excellence in all forms of visual journalism.

Our 2022 winners list celebrates the best of visual journalism and what visual journalism can do at its best. Some of this year’s winners are currently on assignment on the frontlines of the Russian invasion into Ukraine. Others are currently behind their lenses out in the middle of the ocean, or similarly remote locales. These professionals are reporting on important stories from around the block as well as around the globe. The Best of Photojournalism contest committee and this year’s panel of judges are honored to celebrate the work created by this diverse and dedicated membership.

The images collected here represent just a fraction of the awardees in this year’s contest, all of which can be viewed online at https://bop.nppa.org.

Organizations

  • The National Press Photographers Association

    The National Press Photographers Association

    Established in 1946, the National Press Photographers Association is dedicated to promoting visual journalism’s role as a vital public service. We fight for working news photographers, videographers and multimedia journalists. Our ongoing initiatives seek to equip our members and prepare the emerging generation of visual journalists in the face of an ever-changing media landscape. NPPA members benefit from a number of valuable resources and tools, including first amendment advocacy, job opportunities, contests, events, discounts, and business resources.

THE NPPA’s 2022 Best of Photojournalism

 archive : 2022

Featuring: Various Artists

Curated by: The National Press Photographers Association Best of Photojournalism Contest Committee

Presented by: The National Press Photographers Association
  • The National Press Photographers Association

Locations

View Location Details Old Fulton Street and Prospect Street

Old Fulton Street and Prospect Street
DUMBO, Brooklyn 11201

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