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Earthquake in Haiti
Lens presents a record of the devastation, in pictures by Times staff members and leading freelancers.
- Ruth Fremson:
Haitian orphans and a wounded soldier - Lynsey Addario:
Even orphanages spawn orphans in Haiti - Michael Appleton:
Katrina many times over - Ron Haviv:
Silence and submission - Tequila Minsky:
There for the quake - Daniel Morel:
This isn’t show business - Ozier Muhammad:
Deeper into the depths - Peter Pereira:
A doomed classroom - Maggie Steber:
Threats to the culture
No end of trouble - Damon Winter:
Vignettes
In an emptied prison
Where is the help?
Prayers in the dark
- Michelle Agins:
Haiti at the homefront
- Patrick Witty:
Too many angles on suffering?
Art of Photojournalism
In showcases and essays, in archival and commemorative posts, Lens presents the finest pictures, past and present.
- Silva injured by Afghan mine
- Subway turns 106
- Turning point: Agtmael
- Timeless: Coney Island
- A boy in the Warsaw ghetto
- Gilbertson in emergency rooms
- Whelan's bookstore closes
- Is journalism dead?
- Kenneally on Katrina victims
- Georgiou in modern Turkey
- Simon documents contraband
- Hill on Russian veterans
- Sigurdsson captures volcano
- Remembering Noor-Eldeen
- Gilbertson on war dead
- Greenfield in Dubai
- World Series time lapse
- Lay-Dorsey, wrinkles and all
- Farewell to DeCarava
- Huey at Pine Ridge
- Times's Afghanistan archives
- Lu's China landscapes
- Kenneally's “Upstate Girls”
- Parting Glance: Irving Penn
- War photos: a look back
- Bielman captures surfers
- Anderson in Venezuela
- The world, as of 9/10/01
Craft of Photojournalism
Lens takes its readers behind the scenes and on assignment with news photographers around the world.
- Padilla wins grant
- Cameras in public spaces
- Moore on detention centers
- In American custody
- On freedom of photography
- Photos reveal receding glaciers
- Putting a face on the oil leak
- Sharrett on Obama's dance
- Tyler Hicks in Marja
- World Press images disqualified
- Kamber on ‘The Hurt Locker’
- Romero: Photographer-painter
- Hicks on Tablighi Jamaat
- Bengiveno on chickens
- Miller's fetal pictures
- Avakian covers own cancer
- Almeida out west
- Cheney: chop and crop
- War photo: to publish or not?
- Trotter, lost and found
- Digital manipulation
- Young Michael Jackson
- Guttenfelder in Afghanistan
- Tavakolian in Iran
- Four views of Tiananmen
- And a fifth view of Tiananmen
- Silverman on the Black
- The “pink boxers” soldier
About Lens
Lens is the photography blog of The New York Times, presenting the finest and most interesting visual and multimedia reporting — photographs, videos and slide shows. A showcase for Times photographers, it also seeks to highlight the best work of other newspapers, magazines and news and picture agencies; in print, in books, in galleries, in museums and on the Web. Here are some suggestions for getting the most out of Lens. You can also send us an e-mail message.
