100 iconic photos from TIME. Among them are only a few from Ukraine.
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“It became clear in 2023, a year dominated by the rapid growth of artificial intelligence imagery, that photojournalism is more important than ever,” writes photo editor Catherine Pomerantz.
The footage highlights the landmark events and turning points of the passing year. The selection includes photos of the aftermath of the earthquake in Turkey and the collision of passenger trains in India, the coronation of the new British monarch, Charles III, photos of the affected areas of Israel by Hamas and numerous wounded civilians in the Gaza Strip. as well as from the Russian-Ukrainian war.
This year, 9 photos from Ukraine were included in the selection of TIME. Last year, the number of photos from Ukraine was much higher — namely 25 shots from leading Ukrainian and foreign photographers. The photos show children injured in the war, soldiers on the front line, medical workers at the stabilization post and civilians fleeing from the missile attack of the Russian Federation.
Hands of a Ukrainian soldier of the 28th Brigade sitting a few hundred meters from enemy trenches in Bakhmut on March 26. Due to the fact that soldiers are constantly digging trenches, many of their hands are cracked and black as earth. Photo: Maksym Dondyuk/The New Yorker
Ukrainian medics rescue a wounded soldier near Bakhmut. Photo: Yevhen Maloletka/AP
Small patients with painted faces in the shelter of the children's hospital “Okhmatdyt” in Kiev. Photo: Nicole Tang/NYT
A wounded Ukrainian soldier on a medical stretcher smokes his last cigarette before being taken away by medics of the Ukrainian volunteer medical battalion “Hospitalier”. Donetsk region Ukraine. Photo: David Guttenfelder/NYT
All that remains of a Russian soldier on the road in Donetsk region, September 26. The next day, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that as a result of the summer counteroffensive, he managed to recapture the village of Staromayorske, Ukraine from Russian troops. Photo: Tyler Hicks/The New Yorker
A bird's-eye view of Bakhmut — the site of the fiercest fighting with Russian troops in Donetsk region, Ukraine. Photo: Konstantin Liberov/AP
A wounded Ukrainian serviceman lies at a frontline medical stabilization post during Russia's attack on Ukraine, Donetsk region, Ukraine. Photo: Anna Kudryavtseva/Reuters
Relatives and relatives of Alexei Zavadsky, a Ukrainian serviceman who died in battle on January 15 in Bakhmut, gather during a funeral in Bucha, Ukraine. Photo: Daniel Cole/AP
A family flees an explosion after a Russian rocket attack on a residential neighborhood in Pervomaisk. Kharkiv region, Ukraine. Photo: Alexander Magula/AR
“Like every photographer, I have photographed many burials of Ukrainian servicemen. My colleagues and I went to Pervomaisk on the editorial task - to film the farewell ceremony with the fighter, - says the author of the photo from the TIME collection Oleksandr Magula. “We heard a characteristic rustle in the sky, after which there was an explosion and panic began. The first thing I saw was a mom with two girls running scared just at me. At that point, I made the first shots.”
The material was worked on: Researcher of the topic, author of the text: Vera Labych Bildeditor: Vyacheslav Ratynskyi Literary Editor: Julia Foutei Site Manager: Vladislav Kuhar
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