Press Release
Carol Guzy Joins American Reportage
American Reportage is thrilled to announce Carol Guzy as the collective’s newest member.
Recent News
Press Release
Boyd’s Station and American Reportage Launch AMERICA REIMAGINED
America Reimagined give voice to emerging photojournalists documenting dramatic changes in daily life across America – from grappling with a global pandemic to the fight for social justice – while creating a lasting archive of photographs and narratives.
Members On Assignment
George H.W. Bush Dies
Pete Marovich on Assignment for the New York Times
Member Pete Marovich covers the funeral if former President George H.W. Bush for the New York Times.
Press Release
American Reportage Sponsoring 6 Student NPPA Memberships
Deadline for applying is September 3, 2017
In cooperation with the National Press Photographers Association (NPPA), American Reportage is sponsoring six new student memberships to the NPPA.
Photographer's Journal
Return to the Steel Towns
Pete Marovich continues work on Searching for Dream Street
A woman walks across an old steel pedestrian bridge in Hazelwood, Pa. The bridge has been used for decades to cross over the railroad tracks that was built by B. F. Jones, of the Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad and later of Jones and Laughlin Steel Company. Jones built the rail line with respect to the resident’s concerns of maintaining the river’s aesthetic value. The railroad would later split Hazelwood into two sections, coining the local term ‘below the tracks’
Photographer's Journal
Memories of West Aliquippa
A Lifetime Resident Talks about the Past and Present
George “Blackie” Miller talks about the old days in West Aliquippa. Miller, who changed his last name from Dokmanovich years ago, was born in West Aliquippa and lived there all of his life. He has seen the town go from boom to bust along with the steel industry.
Photographer's Journal
“This is What Happened”
The Mayor of Monessen Fights His Town’s Decay
The Monessen mayor says he is tired of the federal government sending aid to other countries while communities in the United States continue to suffer.