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Goran Tomasevic
G
oran Tomasevic is a Serbian photographer who
works for Reuters and has spent almost twenty years
around the world photographing conflicts and social
issues. He covered wars that led to the breakup of Yugoslavia
for a local paper and then joined Reuters in 1996 where he
started covering political issues and tension in Kosovo and
anti-Milosevic demonstrations in Belgrade. He later moved to
Jerusalem in 2002 where he extensively covered the second
Palestinian intifada. But one of his most famous and known
images was that of a US Marine watching the toppling of
Saddam’s statue after the war in Iraq. His images are compelling
and powerful. He has covered a lot of conflicts throughout the
world and his images speak for themselves. He has won a lot of
awards and accolades for his inspiring work- World Press Photo
for ‘Spot News Stories’ in 2014, SOPA Award of Excellence
for News Photography in 2009,London Frontline Club Award
in 2013,China International Press Photo of the Year in 2011 to
name a few.
© Goran Tomasevic