The New York Times Photography

The New York Times Photography department is responsible for capturing and curating impactful images that complement the newspaper’s reporting. Their work includes photojournalism—documenting current events, conflicts, and human stories—using powerful visuals to inform and engage readers. The team employs skilled photographers who utilize various techniques and equipment to produce compelling, accurate images. These photographs help tell stories visually, adding depth and emotional resonance to articles, and are often shared online and in print. Overall, their goal is to provide authentic, high-quality images that enhance understanding and provoke thought about important global issues.