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BROKEN LIGHTS of yugoslavia - Emmanuel Ortiz

Srebrenica - genocide 11/07/95

Bosnians

On Revolution Road

Somewhere over Grozny

Eighteen

Troubled Islam: short stories from troubled societies

Tribal Regions

NOOR - Conflicts of Interest

Purple Hearts - Marine Wedding

COLOMBIA - Between the Lines

Child Soldier

Blood and Honey

Israel - Lebanon 2006

Forsaken

On the way to an ambush

IRAQ: witnessed

Conflict Inherited….

AFRICA

Women War Photographers

The Scars of David

Architectural Divide

A Decade of War

WAR

AFP

Jan Grarup - Biography

Jan Grarup

Jan Grarup, born in 1968 in Kvistgaard, Denmark.
At 15, He began to work after school as a freelance photographer for the local daily Helsing?r Dagblad. Admitted to the school of Journalism as a student of Photojournalism and as a trainee photographer at Ekstra Bladet in Copenhagen.
After graduating in 1991, he was hired on a permanent basis by Ekstra Bladet. That same year he won his first Danish Press Photographer of the Year award; He is today the only photographer to have won that award three times.
In 1993, Jan Grarup moved to Berlin to work as a freelance photographer for a number of Danish magazines and newspapers. One year later, he returned to work in Denmark.
In 2000 Jan Grarup won a first prize in the international World Press Photo competition for his coverage of the war in Kosovo. The category was `People in the news – stories`- and he claimed the same award in this year’s World Press Photo for his story from Ramallah. The Ramallah story has also given him a number of awards in other Danish and international competitions including The POY International World Understanding Award.
In 2000 He joined RAPHO in Paris.
Beginning with the fall of the communist regime in Romania in 1989, Jan Grarup has covered numerous wars and conflicts around the world; he was an eyewitness to the Gulf war, the genocide in Rwanda, the siege of Sarajevo and to the Palestinian uprising against Israel in 2000 until now where his story continuous with the boys from Hebron.

Awards

1991: Picture of the year, Denmark. 1st prize - News Story of the Year.
1991: Picture of the year, Denmark. 1st. prize - Photographer of the year
1993: FUJI – News Photographer of the year
1995: Picture of the year, Denmark. 1st. prize – News Story of the year.
1995: Picture of the year, Denmark. 1st. prize – Picture of the year
1995: Picture of the year, Denmark. 1st. prize – Photographer of the year
1998: FUJI – Photographer of the year.
2000: Picture of the year, Denmark. 1st. prize – Photographer of the year
2000: Picture of the year, Denmark. 1st. prize – Picture of the year
2000: Picture of the year, Denmark. 2nd Prize – News Story of the Year
2000: FUJI – News Photographer of the Year.
2001: World press photo – 1st. prize “ People in the news – stories “
2001: UNICEF – Children photo of the Year. Jury’s Special Award.
2001: Visa Pour L`Image – VISA D`Or - Finalist.
2002: World press photo – 1st. prize “ People in the news – stories “
2002: POYi – 1st prize - World Understanding Award.
2002: Art Directors Club, bronze medal – Germany – best magazine story.
2002: Oscar Barnacks Award – Finalist.
2002: The Praque prizewinner award. 1st. prize
2002: Finalist, W Eugene Smith Memorial fund for Humanistic
Photography, New York.
2002: UNICEF Children photo of the year award. 1st. Prize
2003: World press photo: 2nd. Prize People in the News – Singles.
2003: Picture of the year, Denmark.
2003: Feature Story of the Year, Denmark.