PetaPixel Thursday November 13, 2025
Citing budgetary deficits, Indiana University recently ended the print edition of its student newspaper and fired the director of student media, igniting national debate over censorship. Afterward, notes PetaPixel, CNN aired an interview with Gary Green, executive director of the Student Press Law Center, which works to protect and expand the First Amendment rights of student journalists, Green, who is based in Georgia, was trained as a photojournalist and worked for two decades as a news photographer.
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LA GALERIE ROUGE Thursday November 13, 2025
Through Dec. 6, Paris’s Galerie Rouge features “Regards au Coeur du Panama” (“Views into the Heart of Panama”), the first solo exhibition of Panamanian photographer Sandra Eleta. “Eleta has dedicated her life to shining a light on her country, Panama, from the 1970s to the present day. Free, independent, sincere, and deeply spiritual, she uses the camera as a means to connect with others, but also with her own humanity,” notes the gallery. “My work is the result of my life experiences,” Eleta says. See also: The Eye of Photography. Read the full Story >>
BBC Thursday November 13, 2025
The Prince and Princess of Wales have won a legal battle against the French magazine Paris Match, which published paparazzi photographs of their private ski holiday in April, notes the BBC. The images showed the royal couple and their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, during a break in the Alps. A French court ruled that the magazine had infringed the privacy and image rights of the royals, with Paris Match ordered to pay the couple's legal costs in France and to print a judicial notice acknowledging the breach. It’s not the first time William and Kate have undertaken court proceedings in France after intrusive images were taken, adds People magazine.
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GDT European Wildlife Photographer of the Year Thursday November 13, 2025
Twenty-year-old photographer Luca Lorenz of Berlin, Germany, is the youngest overall winner in the history of the GDT European Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition for his image of a male pygmy owl returning with a meal for his young, only to discover they were no longer in the nest. Lorenz’s win is all the more impressive given the record number of entries this year: Almost 24,500 images were submitted to the contest by amateur and professional photographers from 48 countries, notes My Modern Met. Read the full Story >>
