Ashura Commemoration in Iran

Above Photo: Abedin Taherkenareh/EPA

Below Photo: Morteza Nikoubazl/Reuters

LightBox - Photo blog by Time magazine

Time magazine introduced a new photo blog titled LightBox.

Click on the image for a link.

Newsweek Images of the Year

A picture by Hossein Fatemi taken in Afghanistan is selected by Newsweek as one of their images of the year.

Newsha Tavakolian in The New York Times Lens Blog

Click on the image to see a great blog post in The New York Times Lens blog on Newsha Tavakolian's work.

Morteza Nikoubazl in MSNBC

Photo by Reuters' photographer Morteza Nikoubazl, in MSNBC Week in Pictures.

VII and MSF - Starved for Attention

Click on the image to go to the website.

Apocalipsis by Alvaro Ybarra Zavala

Alvaro Ybarra Zavala's new book Apocalipsis.
An amazing book which can be seen on line.

News from WHNPA

News from White House News Photographers Association. Click on the image for the link.

Digital Modification - WPP Disqualification

World Press Photo disqualifies photo.
Read the story here.

POY international winner for "Civil Defiance"

To see the winners, click here. POYi judging is ongoing live everyday.

World Press Photo

Pietro Masturzo from Italy wins the top award for 2010 World Press Photo. Here is an article in the Telegraph.

James Nachtwey in Haiti

Here is a photo essay by VII photographer, James Nachtwey in Haiti. Click on the images to see the story.

In Whose Name? by Abbas

In Whose Name? is a collection of photographs taken by Magnum photographer Abbas from the Muslim world since the events of the 9/11. A selection of Abbas' work can be seen on Magnum in Motion website here.

Georgia by Magnum Photographers

Follow ten of Magnum photographers in a photo journey through Georgia in this website which includes a book.

New York Times Article - Lament for a Dying Field: Photojournalism

Here is an article in today's New York Times about the current state of "photojournalism" in the world.
I do believe that Iranian photographers are not suffering from the same issues, since most news gathering agencies are supported by the government.