Pulitzer Prize / Feature Photo Coverage

The Pulitzer Prize for Feature-Photography has been awarded for photo -reporting since 1968 . The images can be black and white or color.

Before 1968, there was only one category of awards for photos: the Pulitzer Prize for Photography.

Today the prize is awarded in two categories:

1. Current photo reporting (Breaking News Photography), which until 1999 was called "Spot News Photography"
2. Feature Photography

Award winners

2020-2029

• 2020: Channi Anand , Mukhtar Khan and Dar Yasin , Associated Press , for photos from Kashmir after India lifted the special status

2010-2019

• 2019: Lorenzo Tugnoli , The Washington Post , for photos about the hunger catastrophe in Yemen
• 2018: Thomson Reuters employee , for photos of the violence Rohingya are exposed to in Myanmar
• 2017: E. Jason Wambsgans , Chicago Tribune , for portraying a 10-year-old boy who survived a gunfight in Chicago and his mother
• 2016: Jessica Rinaldi , The Boston Globe , for her photo story about an abused boy
• 2015: Daniel Berehulak , freelance for The New York Times , for his photos of the Ebola epidemic in West Africa
• 2014: Josh Haner , The New York Times , for his essay on a victim of the Boston Marathon attack
• 2013: Javier Manzano , Agence France-Presse , for his picture of two Syrian rebels at their posts
• 2012: Craig F. Walker , The Denver Post , for Chronicle of an Iraq Veteran with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
• 2011: Barbara Davidson , Los Angeles Times , for her story of innocent victims of gang violence
• 2010: Craig F. Walker , The Denver Post , for his portrait of a teenager who the US Army at the height of the violence in Iraq joined

2000-2009

• 2009: Damon Winter , The New York Times , for photos of Barack Obama's presidential campaign
• 2008: Preston Gannaway , Concord Monitor , for Chronicle of a Family Coping with a Parent's Terminal Illness
• 2007: Renée C. Byer , The Sacramento Bee , for portraying a single mother and son who died of cancer
• 2006: Todd Heisler , Rocky Mountain News , Denver , for her photos of the funeral of US Marines killed in Iraq
• 2005: Deanne Fitzmaurice , San Francisco Chronicle , for her photo essay on healing an Iraqi boy injured in an explosion at an Oakland hospital
• 2004: Carolyn Cole , Los Angeles Times , for photos of the Civil War in Liberia
• 2003: Don Bartletti , Los Angeles Times , for his photos of young people from Central America on their way to the USA
• 2002: Associate with The New York Times , for photos of people during the war in Afghanistan and Pakistan
• 2001: Matt Rainey , The Star-Ledger , Newark , for photos of the recovery of two students who were badly burned in a fire at Seton Hall University
• 2000: Carol Guzy , Michael Williamson and Lucian Perkins, The Washington Post , for their photos of the plight of refugees from Kosovo

1990-1999

• 1999: Associated Press associate for photos of the Lewinsky affair and the impeachment proceedings of Bill Clinton
• 1998: Clarence Williams , Los Angeles Times , for his pictures of the plight of young children with parents who are addicted to alcohol and drugs
• 1997: Alexander Zemlianichenko , Associated Press , for his photo of Russian President Boris Yeltsin dancing at a rock concert
• 1996: Stephanie Welsh , for her photos of female genital cutting in Kenya
• 1995: Associated Press employee for her photos of the Rwanda genocide
• 1994: Kevin Carter , freelance photographer, for the photo of a collapsed starving child in Sudan and a vulture waiting nearby
• 1993: Associated Press employee , for their pictures from the 1992 presidential campaign
• 1992: John Kaplan , Block Newspapers , Toledo , for his photos showing the different lifestyles of seven 21 year olds in the United States
• 1991: William Snyder , The Dallas Morning News , for his photos of sick and orphaned children living in inhumane conditions in Romania
• 1990: David C. Turnley , Detroit Free Press , for photos of the political uprisings in China and Eastern Europe.

1980-1989

• 1989: Manny Crisostomo , Detroit Free Press , for his photos of school life at Detroit Southwestern High School
• 1988: Michel du Cille , The Miami Herald , for photos of a public housing estate overrun by a crack problem
• 1987: David C. Peterson , Des Moines Register , for his photos of the shattered dreams of farmers in the United States
• 1986: Tom Gralish , The Philadelphia Inquirer , for his series of photos of the homeless in Philadelphia
• 1985: Larry C. Price , The Philadelphia Inquirer , for his series of photographs of the war-torn residents of Angola and El Salvador

00000Stan Grossfeld, The Boston Globe , for his series of photographs of the famine in Ethiopia and his photos of illegal migrants on the Mexican border

• 1984: Anthony Suau , The Denver Post , for a series of photos about hunger in Ethiopia and a photo of a woman at her husband's grave on Memorial Day
• 1983: James B. Dickman , Dallas Times Herald , for his photos of life and death in El Salvador
• 1982: John H. White , Chicago Sun-Times , for "consistently excellent work on a variety of topics"
• 1981: Taro M. Yamasaki , Detroit Free Press , for his photos from Jackson State Prison
• 1980: Erwin H. Hagler , Dallas Times Herald , for a series about cowboys

1970-1979

• 1979: Employee of the Boston Herald American , for the photographs of the 1978 blizzard
• 1978: J. Ross Baughman , Associated Press , for three photographs from rebel areas in Rhodesia
• 1977: Robin Hood , Chattanooga News-Free Press , for his photo of a war invalid and child in a parade on Armed Forces Day
• 1976: Associate with the Louisville Courier-Journal and Times , for a photo report on school buses in Louisville
• 1975: Matthew Lewis , The Washington Post , for his color and black and white photography
• 1974: Slava Veder , Associated Press , for photos of American soldiers returning from captivity in North Vietnam
• 1973: Brian Lanker , Topeka Capital-Journal , for his photo sequence about the birth, for example the photo Moment of Birth
• 1972: David Hume Kennerly , United Press International , for his photos from the Vietnam War
• 1971: Jack Dykinga , Chicago Sun-Times , for his photos of schools for the mentally handicapped in Illinois
• 1970: Dallas Kinney , Palm Beach Post (Florida), for the series Migration to Misery about migrant workers in Florida

1968-1969

• 1969: Moneta Sleet Jr. , Ebony Magazine , for the photo of Martin Luther King's widow and child at his funeral
• 1968: Toshio Sakai , United Press International , for the Dreams of Better Times photo showing US soldiers in the Vietnam War

Web links

• Pulitzer Prize Feature Photography (Engl.)