2015 Pulitzer Prize winners in photography announced

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The Columbia University in New York City has announced the 2015 Pulitzer Prize winners in photography with Daniel Berehulak winning the “Feature” category and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch photography staff winning the “Breaking News” category.

The Pulitzer Prize is one of the most prestigious competitions in the world that grants awards for excellence in journalism, photography, literature, and music. The awards have been given yearly since 1917 and now the top winners get a prize of about $10,000.

The winners of the 2015 Pulitzer Prize have just been revealed and the list includes the top honors in photography. There are two categories related to this art: Breaking News and Feature. The former has been won by the staff of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, while the latter has been awarded to Daniel Berehulak, a freelance photographer for The New York Times.

Daniel Berehulak wins 2015 Pulitzer Prize in “Feature Photography” for Ebola outbreak coverage

One of the most covered subjects in recent months has been the Ebola outbreak in West Africa which has spread to other areas as well. A photographer documenting the struggles of the people affected by the disease as well as the people who tried to help the sick patients has won the 2015 Pulitzer Prize.

His name is Daniel Berehulak and he is a freelance photographer covering the Ebola crisis for The New York Times. His images are breathtaking and they show how much the sick people have had to endure along with the doctors and the nurses trying the alleviate their pains.

The photographer has won the “Feature” category, which is considered the most important prize in the photography world. Daniel Berehulak is no stranger to top prizes, as he has previously won three World Press Photo awards. Additionally, his coverage of the 2010 Pakistan floods has helped him get all the way to the final of the 2011 Pulitzer Prize edition.

The poignant photos captured by Daniel Belehutak over the course of four months in West Africa are available at the competition’s official website.

2015 Pulitzer Prize “Breaking News” award goes to the St. Louis Dispatch-Post photography staff

On the other hand, the “Breaking News” category has been won by the excellent coverage of the Ferguson unrest by photography staff of the St. Louis Dispatch-Post.

The photographers working for the St. Louis Dispatch-Post have been commended for their work which has been said to be a service for the community as they have informed the whole country and even the whole world about the anger and the despair of the people protesting in Ferguson, Missouri after the shooting of Michael Brown.

The St. Louis Dispatch-Post photography staff was covering the civil unrest in real-time as their photos were uploaded on the newspaper’s website instantly with the help of WiFi.

The entire set of photos covering the Ferguson protests can be seen at the official website of the Pulitzer Prize.

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