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Afghanistan AP Chief Asia Photographer David Guttenfelder captures Afghanistan's largest-scale military operation since 2001 using a unique lens - his iPhone camera coupled with a Polaroid film filter app
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Haiti Mexico City staff photographer Gregory Bull narrates his experiences in covering the devastating earthquake in Haiti.
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Sudan AP Chief Photographer for Africa Jerome Delay talks about his coverage on the plight of children in Sudan.
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Guantanamo Caribbean Chief Photographer Brennan Linsley has been covering Guantanamo since 2005 and tries to paint a picture of what life is like for the people that work at the infamous detention camp in Cuba.
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Afghan Embed Photographer David Guttenfelder discusses being embedded with the U.S. Army First Battalion, 26th Infantry in the Korengal Valley in Afghanistan's Kunar Province.
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The Iran Elections Middle East photo editor and photographer Ben Curtis talks about the logistics of covering one of the most historic events in Iran.
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Covering the NBA Photographer Mark Terrill talks about setting up remotes, anticipating key moments in a game and taking a hit while covering professional basketball in Los Angeles.
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The Dangers of Covering Swine Flu Photo Editor Dario Lopez discusses how the Mexico City photo staff covered the Swine (H1N1) Flu in one of the world's most populous cities.
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Covering Gaza Ariel Schalit and Khalil Hamra talk about covering both sides of one of the most dangerous places for a photojournalist to work.
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National People's Congress in Beijing Elizabeth Dalziel discusses what its like to cover an event that is similar to stepping into a time warp.
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U.S. Troops in Iraq Maya Alleruzzo talks about her experiences as an embed with U.S. troops in Iraq, and her efforts to put a human face on the story.
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Marines in Afghanistan David Guttenfelder takes viewers inside his embed with U.S. Marines in Afghanistan and explores the challenges soldiers face living in the dirt and fighting off attacks from the Taliban.
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Tour de France Covering the Tour de France takes great planning and coordination. Peter Dejong talks about the logistics involved and the difficulties photographers confront in finding unique ways to examine the highly popular event.
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Life in North Korea Photographers are rarely allowed inside North Korea's borders. David Guttenfelder gives viewers a glimpse of life inside the nation under the very watchful eye of a "minder."
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2008 Summer Olympics Covering the Summer Games proved both triumphant and problematic. David Guttenfelder examines the effort put forth by the Chinese to host the Games and the lengths they went to in an effort to manage the image of the proceedings.
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Barack Obama Wins Election Day proved electric for thousands of Chicagoans when their home-state senator, Barack Obama, became the first African-American to win the presidency. David Guttenfelder follows voters from the lines at the polls early in the morning to the celebration late that night.
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On the Campaign Trail Finding unique ways to show presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain was no easy task. Alex Brandon and Stephan Savoia share the hustle and bustle of life on the campaign trail.
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New York Stock Exchange Emotions often run high on the stock market floor. Richard Drew, who regularly covers the New York Stock Exchange, shares the highs and lows in a time of financial crisis.
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