Tyler Hicks
Summary
Tyler Hicks is an American journalist who works a staff photographer for The New York Times. Based in Turkey, he typically covers foreign affairs, with an emphasis in recent years on conflict and war, but also works at times on assignments across the United States.He was won several awards. He was named the newspaper photographer of the year by the Missouri School of Journalism's Pictures of the Year International contest in 2007.. He shared the 2009 Pultizer Prize for International Reporting with a team from The New York Times recognized for coverage of Pakistan and Afghanistan, where he works frequently in the field, focusing on the ground-level experience.
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Keller: Shadid ‘expressed a determination to go’ to Syria
Los Angeles Times | The Washington Post Ed Shadid doesn’t know the name of the person who allegedly overheard his cousin, deceased New York Times reporter Anthony Shadid, argue with editors about returning to Syria. And so far he’s… Read more.
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Chivers on war reporting: ‘You’re not there to take over patrol’
War reporters and photographers from The New York Times and the Associated Press talked at an ASNE 2012 conference panel Monday about the dangers of working in war zones.
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Deaths of Shadid, Colvin, Ochlik highlight the risk-reward calculation of war reporting
Associated Press | BBC News | The Independent The news industry must figure out how to take better care of its journalists, said Ed Shadid at a memorial service for his cousin, New York Times correspondent Anthony Shadid. That… Read more.
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New York Times takes two wins at George Polk Awards
The George Polk Awards, run by Long Island University, announced the winners of its 63rd event today.
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Anthony Shadid Dead: Outpouring Of Grief For Beloved Correspondent
The sudden, heartbreaking death of New York Times correspondent Anthony Shadid prompted an outpouring of grief from his fellow journalists.
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New York Times confirms Libyan driver was killed when its 4 journalists were captured last year
Photo District News The fate of Mohamed Shaglouf, who was driving Stephen Farrell, Anthony Shadid, Lynsey Addario and Tyler Hicks as they covered the Libyan uprising, was unknown when the Times journalists were captured at a checkpoint in March. But the… Read more.
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New York Times photo of starving child ‘example of the raw, unfiltered definition of news photography’
The New York Times In the Times’ “Story Behind the Story” email newsletter for subscribers, photojournalist Tyler Hicks describes his photo of an emaciated child in Mogadishu, which the Times ran on its front page one day in August… Read more.
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Keller says decision to run photo of starving Somali child on NYT’s A1 ‘a no-brainer’
Huffington Post Bill Keller tells Michael Calderone that top editors looked a half dozen of Tyler Hicks‘ photos, “all of them arresting. ” Director of photography Michele McNally selected the photo of the child that’s on today’s front page… Read more.
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PHOTO: NYT's Graphic Front Page
The New York Times ran a very graphic photo on its front page Tuesday. The photo, by staff photographer Tyler Hicks, shows a severely malnourished Somali child in a Mogadishu hospital.
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Killed Photographer's Final Pictures (PHOTOS)
Getty photographer Chris Hondros was killed in Libya on Wednesday along with 'Restrepo' director Tim Hetherington, after a mortar attack hit them and two other photographers.
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