1James Nachtwey: World Trade Center

1James Nachtwey: World Trade Center, 9/11, Lower Manhattan, New York, 2001.
2 Caspar David Friedrich: Das Eismeer, 1823/1824, in: Helmut Borsch-Supan: Caspar David Friedrich, München 1973, ohne Seitenangabe.
3 Anton Tripp: Ostermarsch, Essen 1969, in: Ausst.-Kat.: Wirklich wahr! Realitätsversprechen von Fotografien, hg. von Sigrid Schneider und Stefanie Grebe, Ruhrlandmuseum Essen, Essen 2004, S. 75.
4 Dominic Nahr: Kairo, 2011, © Magnum Photos/Agentur Focus.
5 Thomas Dworzak: Pankissi-Tal, Duisi, Georgien, 2000, © Magnum Photos/Agentur Focus.
6 Abbas: Teheran, Iran, 1979, © Magnum Photos/Agentur Focus.
7 Carl de Keyzer: Diesel Paris, April 2002, aus der Werbekampagne ‚Action! For Successful Living‘ für die Textilfirma Diesel, in: Ausst.-Kat.: Wirklich wahr! Realitätsversprechen von Fotografien, hg. von Sigrid Schneider und Stefanie Grebe, Ruhrlandmuseum Essen, Essen 2004, S. 74.
8 Michael Wells: Starving boy and missionary, Karamoja district, Uganda, April 1980, World Press Photo des Jahres 1980, in: Mary Panzer: Things as They Are. Photojournalism in Context since 1955, World Press Photo, Aperture Foundation, New York 2005, S. 200.
9 Finbarr O’Reilly/Reuters: Niger, 1. August 2005, World Press Photo des Jahres 2005, in: World Press Photo 06, hg. von Stiftung World Press Photo, Amsterdam, Den Haag 2006, S. 4–5
10 Die 77 Jahre alte Beiruterin Asisa Ousairan betet zu Gott, dass er ihr aus der Stadt helfen möge, Beirut, in: Hamburger Abendblatt, 22./23. Juli 2006, © AP.
11 Hocine/AFP: Bentalha, Algier, Algerien, 23. September 1997, World Press Photo des Jahres 1997, in: World Press Photo 98, hg. von Stiftung World Press Photo, Amsterdam, Den Haag 1998, S. 4–5.
12 Spencer Platt/Getty Images: Beirut, 15. August 2006, World Press Photo des Jahres 2006, in: World Press Photo 07, hg. von Stiftung World Press Photo, Amsterdam, Den Haag 2007, S. 4–5.
13 Jean-Marc Bouju/AP: An Najaf, Irak, 31. März 2003, World Press Photo des Jahres 2003, in: World Press Photo 04, hg. von Stiftung World Press Photo, Amsterdam, Den Haag 2004, S. 4–5.
14 Arko Datta/Reuters: Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu, Indien, 28. Dezember 2004, World Press Photo des Jahres 2004, in: World Press Photo 05, hg. von Stiftung World Press Photo, Amsterdam, Den Haag 2005, S. 4–5.
15Micha Bar Am: Sabra & Shatila, Beirut, 1982, © Magnum Photos/Agentur Focus.
16 Edvard Munch: Der Schrei, 1893, in: Ausst.-Kat.: Munch und Deutschland, Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg 1994, S. 165.
17 Adam Stacey: London, 7. Juli 2005, in: FREELENS, Magazin für Fotojournalismus, 22 (2006), S. 30–31.
18 Brennende Concorde, Paris, 25. Juli 2000, in: FREELENS, Magazin für Fotojournalismus, 22 (2006), S. 32–33.
19 Explosion des Reaktors Fukushima I, März 2011, © Reuters
1James Nachtwey: World Trade Center, 9/11, Lower Manhattan, New York, 2001.
2 Caspar David Friedrich: Das Eismeer, 1823/1824, in: Helmut Borsch-Supan: Caspar David Friedrich, München 1973, ohne Seitenangabe.
3 Anton Tripp: Ostermarsch, Essen 1969, in: Ausst.-Kat.: Wirklich wahr! Realitätsversprechen von Fotografien, hg. von Sigrid Schneider und Stefanie Grebe, Ruhrlandmuseum Essen, Essen 2004, S. 75.
4 Dominic Nahr: Kairo, 2011, © Magnum Photos/Agentur Focus.
5 Thomas Dworzak: Pankissi-Tal, Duisi, Georgien, 2000, © Magnum Photos/Agentur Focus.
6 Abbas: Teheran, Iran, 1979, © Magnum Photos/Agentur Focus.
7 Carl de Keyzer: Diesel Paris, April 2002, aus der Werbekampagne ‚Action! For Successful Living‘ für die Textilfirma Diesel, in: Ausst.-Kat.: Wirklich wahr! Realitätsversprechen von Fotografien, hg. von Sigrid Schneider und Stefanie Grebe, Ruhrlandmuseum Essen, Essen 2004, S. 74.
8 Michael Wells: Starving boy and missionary, Karamoja district, Uganda, April 1980, World Press Photo des Jahres 1980, in: Mary Panzer: Things as They Are. Photojournalism in Context since 1955, World Press Photo, Aperture Foundation, New York 2005, S. 200.
9 Finbarr O’Reilly/Reuters: Niger, 1. August 2005, World Press Photo des Jahres 2005, in: World Press Photo 06, hg. von Stiftung World Press Photo, Amsterdam, Den Haag 2006, S. 4–5
10 Die 77 Jahre alte Beiruterin Asisa Ousairan betet zu Gott, dass er ihr aus der Stadt helfen möge, Beirut, in: Hamburger Abendblatt, 22./23. Juli 2006, © AP.
11 Hocine/AFP: Bentalha, Algier, Algerien, 23. September 1997, World Press Photo des Jahres 1997, in: World Press Photo 98, hg. von Stiftung World Press Photo, Amsterdam, Den Haag 1998, S. 4–5.
12 Spencer Platt/Getty Images: Beirut, 15. August 2006, World Press Photo des Jahres 2006, in: World Press Photo 07, hg. von Stiftung World Press Photo, Amsterdam, Den Haag 2007, S. 4–5.
13 Jean-Marc Bouju/AP: An Najaf, Irak, 31. März 2003, World Press Photo des Jahres 2003, in: World Press Photo 04, hg. von Stiftung World Press Photo, Amsterdam, Den Haag 2004, S. 4–5.
14 Arko Datta/Reuters: Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu, Indien, 28. Dezember 2004, World Press Photo des Jahres 2004, in: World Press Photo 05, hg. von Stiftung World Press Photo, Amsterdam, Den Haag 2005, S. 4–5.
15Micha Bar Am: Sabra & Shatila, Beirut, 1982, © Magnum Photos/Agentur Focus.
16 Edvard Munch: Der Schrei, 1893, in: Ausst.-Kat.: Munch und Deutschland, Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg 1994, S. 165.
17 Adam Stacey: London, 7. Juli 2005, in: FREELENS, Magazin für Fotojournalismus, 22 (2006), S. 30–31.
18 Brennende Concorde, Paris, 25. Juli 2000, in: FREELENS, Magazin für Fotojournalismus, 22 (2006), S. 32–33.
19 Explosion des Reaktors Fukushima I, März 2011, © Reuters

Ergebnisse (Englisch) 1:

1James Nachtwey: World Trade Center, 9/11, lower Manhattan, New York, 2001. 2 Caspar David Friedrich: the Mer de Glace, 1823/1824, in: Helmut Borsch-Supan: Caspar David Friedrich, Munich 1973, without page.3 Anton Tripp: Easter marches, Essen 1969, in: Ausst.-Kat.: really true! Reality promises of photographs, hg. by Sigrid Schneider and Stefanie Grebe, Ruhrlandmuseum Essen, Essen 2004, p. 75. 4 Dominic Nahr: Cairo, 2011 © Magnum Photos/agency focus. 5 Thomas Dworzak: Pankisi Duisi, Georgia, 2000, © Magnum Photos/agency focus.6 Abbas: Tehran, Iran, 1979, © Magnum Photos/agency focus.7 Carl de Keyzer: diesel Paris, April 2002, from the advertising campaign ' action! For successful living' for the textile company diesel, in: Ausst.-Kat.: really true! Reality promises of photographs, hg. by Sigrid Schneider and Stefanie Grebe, Ruhrlandmuseum Essen, Essen 2004, p. 74.8 Michael Wells: Starving boy and missionary, Karamoja district, Uganda, April 1980, World Press Photo of the year 1980, in: Mary Panzer: things as they are. Photojournalism in context since 1955, World Press Photo, Aperture Foundation, New York 2005, p. 200. 9 o' of Finbarr O'Reilly/Reuters: Niger, August 1, 2005, World Press Photo of the year 2005, in: World Press Photo 06, hg. Foundation World Press Photo, Amsterdam, the Hague, 2006, p. 4-510 the 77-year-old dweller Asisa Ousairan prays to God that he may help her out of the city, Beirut, in: Hamburger Abendblatt, July 22-23, 2006, © AP.11 Hocine/AFP: Bentalha, Algeria, Algiers, September 23, 1997, World Press Photo of the year 1997, in: World Press Photo 98, hg. Foundation World Press Photo, Amsterdam, the Hague, 1998, pp. 4-5. 12 Spencer Platt/Getty Images: Beirut, August 15, 2006, World Press Photo of the year 2006, in: World Press Photo 07, hg. Foundation World Press Photo, Amsterdam, the Hague 2007, pp. 4-5.13 Jean-Marc Bouju/AP: Najaf, Iraq, March 31, 2003, World Press Photo of the year 2003, in: World Press Photo 04, hg. Foundation World Press Photo, Amsterdam, the Hague 2004, pp. 4-5. 14 Arko Datta / Reuters: Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu, India, December 28, 2004, World Press Photo of the year 2004, in: World Press Photo 05, hg. Foundation World Press Photo, Amsterdam, the Hague 2005, p. 4-5.15Micha bar am: Sabra & Shatila, Beirut, 1982, © Magnum Photos/agency focus. 16 Edvard Munch: the scream, 1893, in: Ausst.-Kat.: Munch and Germany, Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg 1994, p. 165.17 Adam Stacey: London, July 7, 2005, in: FREELENS magazine for photojournalism, 22 (2006), pp. 30-31. 18 burning Concorde, Paris, July 25, 2000, in: FREELENS magazine for photojournalism, 22 (2006), pp. 32-33. 19 explosion of reactor Fukushima I, March 2011, © Reuters1James Nachtwey: World Trade Center, 9/11, lower Manhattan, New York, 2001. 2 Caspar David Friedrich: the Mer de Glace, 1823/1824, in: Helmut Borsch-Supan: Caspar David Friedrich, Munich 1973, without page.3 Anton Tripp: Easter marches, Essen 1969, in: Ausst.-Kat.: really true! Reality promises of photographs, hg. by Sigrid Schneider and Stefanie Grebe, Ruhrlandmuseum Essen, Essen 2004, p. 75. 4 Dominic Nahr: Cairo, 2011 © Magnum Photos/agency focus. 5 Thomas Dworzak: Pankisi Duisi, Georgia, 2000, © Magnum Photos/agency focus.6 Abbas: Tehran, Iran, 1979, © Magnum Photos/agency focus.7 Carl de Keyzer: diesel Paris, April 2002, from the advertising campaign ' action! For successful living' for the textile company diesel, in: Ausst.-Kat.: really true! Reality promises of photographs, hg. by Sigrid Schneider and Stefanie Grebe, Ruhrlandmuseum Essen, Essen 2004, p. 74.8 Michael Wells: Starving boy and missionary, Karamoja district, Uganda, April 1980, World Press Photo of the year 1980, in: Mary Panzer: things as they are. Photojournalism in context since 1955, World Press Photo, Aperture Foundation, New York 2005, p. 200. 9 o' of Finbarr O'Reilly/Reuters: Niger, August 1, 2005, World Press Photo of the year 2005, in: World Press Photo 06, hg. Foundation World Press Photo, Amsterdam, the Hague, 2006, p. 4-510 the 77-year-old dweller Asisa Ousairan prays to God that he may help her out of the city, Beirut, in: Hamburger Abendblatt, July 22-23, 2006, © AP.11 Hocine/AFP: Bentalha, Algeria, Algiers, September 23, 1997, World Press Photo of the year 1997, in: World Press Photo 98, hg. Foundation World Press Photo, Amsterdam, the Hague, 1998, pp. 4-5. 12 Spencer Platt/Getty Images: Beirut, August 15, 2006, World Press Photo of the year 2006, in: World Press Photo 07, hg. Foundation World Press Photo, Amsterdam, the Hague 2007, pp. 4-5.13 Jean-Marc Bouju/AP: Najaf, Iraq, March 31, 2003, World Press Photo of the year 2003, in: World Press Photo 04, hg. Foundation World Press Photo, Amsterdam, the Hague 2004, pp. 4-5. 14 Arko Datta / Reuters: Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu, India, December 28, 2004, World Press Photo of the year 2004, in: World Press Photo 05, hg. Foundation World Press Photo, Amsterdam, the Hague 2005, p. 4-5.15Micha bar am: Sabra & Shatila, Beirut, 1982, © Magnum Photos/agency focus. 16 Edvard Munch: the scream, 1893, in: Ausst.-Kat.: Munch and Germany, Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg 1994, p. 165.17 Adam Stacey: London, July 7, 2005, in: FREELENS magazine for photojournalism, 22 (2006), pp. 30-31. 18 burning Concorde, Paris, July 25, 2000, in: FREELENS magazine for photojournalism, 22 (2006), pp. 32-33. 19 explosion of reactor Fukushima I, March 2011, © Reuters

Ergebnisse (Englisch) 2:

1James Nachtwey: World Trade Center, 9/11, Lower Manhattan, New York, 2001.
2 Caspar David Friedrich: The Polar Sea, 1823/1824, in: Helmut Borsch-Supan. Caspar David Friedrich, Munich 1973, unpaged
3 Anton Tripp: Ostermarsch, Essen 1969 in: exh .: Really true! Reality promises of photographs, hg. Sigrid Schneider and Stefanie Grebe, Ruhrlandmuseum Essen, Essen 2004, p 75.
4 Dominic Nahr: Cairo, 2011 © Magnum Photos / Agentur Focus.
5 Thomas Dworzak: Pankisi, Duisi, Georgia, 2000 © Magnum Photos / . Agentur Focus
6 Abbas: Tehran, Iran, 1979 © Magnum Photos / Agentur Focus.
7 Carl De Keyzer: Diesel Paris, April 2002 from the advertising campaign, Action! For Successful Living 'for the textile company Diesel, in: exh .: Really true! Reality promises of photographs, hg. Sigrid Schneider and Stefanie Grebe, Ruhrlandmuseum Essen, Essen 2004, p 74.
8 Michael Wells: Starving boy and Missionary, Karamoja district, Uganda, April 1980 World Press Photo of the Year 1980: Mary Panzer: Things as They Are , Photojournalism in Context since 1955 World Press Photo, Aperture Foundation, New York 2005, p 200.
9 Finbarr O'Reilly / Reuters: Niger, 1 August 2005 World Press Photo of the Year 2005, in: World Press Photo 06, hg. Foundation of World Press Photo, Amsterdam, The Hague 2006, p 4-5
10 77-year-old Beiruterin Asisa Ousairan prays to God that he would help her out of the city, Beirut, in: Hamburger Abendblatt, 22 / 23rd July 2006 © AP.
11 Hocine / AFP: Bentalha, Algiers, Algeria, September 23, 1997 World Press Photo of the Year 1997 in: World Press Photo 98, hg. Foundation of World Press Photo, Amsterdam, The Hague 1998, pp 4-5.
12 Spencer Platt / Getty Images: Beirut, August 15, 2006, World Press Photo of the Year 2006, in: World Press Photo 07, hg. Foundation of World Press Photo, Amsterdam, The Hague 2007, pp 4-5.
13 Jean-Marc Bouju / AP: World Press Photo 04: An Najaf, Iraq, 31 March 2003 World Press Photo of the Year 2003, hg. Foundation of World Press Photo, Amsterdam, The Hague 2004, pp 4-5.
14 Arko Datta / Reuters: Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu, India, December 28, 2004 World Press Photo of the Year 2004 in: World Press Photo 05, hg. Foundation of World Press Photo, Amsterdam, The Hague 2005, pp 4-5.
15Micha Bar Am: Sabra & Shatila, Beirut, 1982 © Magnum Photos / Agentur Focus.
16 Edvard Munch: The Scream, 1893, in: exh. -Kat .: Munch and Germany, the Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg 1994, p 165.
17 Adam Stacey: London, 7 July 2005 in: FREELENS, magazine for photojournalism, 22 (2006), pp 30-31.
18 Burning Concorde, Paris, 25 July 2000 in: FREELENS, magazine for photojournalism, 22 (2006), pp 32-33.
19 explosion of the reactor Fukushima I, March 2011, © Reuters
1James Nachtwey: World Trade Center, 9/11 , Lower Manhattan, New York, 2001.
2 Caspar David Friedrich: The Polar Sea, 1823/1824, in: Helmut Borsch-Supan: Caspar David Friedrich, Munich 1973, unpaged.
3 Anton Tripp: Ostermarsch, Essen 1969, in: exh .-Cat .: Really true! Reality promises of photographs, hg. Sigrid Schneider and Stefanie Grebe, Ruhrlandmuseum Essen, Essen 2004, p 75.
4 Dominic Nahr: Cairo, 2011 © Magnum Photos / Agentur Focus.
5 Thomas Dworzak: Pankisi, Duisi, Georgia, 2000 © Magnum Photos / . Agentur Focus
6 Abbas: Tehran, Iran, 1979 © Magnum Photos / Agentur Focus.
7 Carl De Keyzer: Diesel Paris, April 2002 from the advertising campaign, Action! For Successful Living 'for the textile company Diesel, in: exh .: Really true! Reality promises of photographs, hg. Sigrid Schneider and Stefanie Grebe, Ruhrlandmuseum Essen, Essen 2004, p 74.
8 Michael Wells: Starving boy and Missionary, Karamoja district, Uganda, April 1980 World Press Photo of the Year 1980: Mary Panzer: Things as They Are , Photojournalism in Context since 1955 World Press Photo, Aperture Foundation, New York 2005, p 200.
9 Finbarr O'Reilly / Reuters: Niger, 1 August 2005 World Press Photo of the Year 2005, in: World Press Photo 06, hg. Foundation of World Press Photo, Amsterdam, The Hague 2006, p 4-5
10 77-year-old Beiruterin Asisa Ousairan prays to God that he would help her out of the city, Beirut, in: Hamburger Abendblatt, 22 / 23rd July 2006 © AP.
11 Hocine / AFP: Bentalha, Algiers, Algeria, September 23, 1997 World Press Photo of the Year 1997 in: World Press Photo 98, hg. Foundation of World Press Photo, Amsterdam, The Hague 1998, pp 4-5.
12 Spencer Platt / Getty Images: Beirut, August 15, 2006, World Press Photo of the Year 2006, in: World Press Photo 07, hg. Foundation of World Press Photo, Amsterdam, The Hague 2007, pp 4-5.
13 Jean-Marc Bouju / AP: World Press Photo 04: An Najaf, Iraq, 31 March 2003 World Press Photo of the Year 2003, hg. Foundation of World Press Photo, Amsterdam, The Hague 2004, pp 4-5.
14 Arko Datta / Reuters: Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu, India, December 28, 2004 World Press Photo of the Year 2004 in: World Press Photo 05, hg. Foundation of World Press Photo, Amsterdam, The Hague 2005, pp 4-5.
15Micha Bar Am: Sabra & Shatila, Beirut, 1982 © Magnum Photos / Agentur Focus.
16 Edvard Munch: The Scream, 1893, in: exh. -Kat .: Munch and Germany, the Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg 1994, p 165.
17 Adam Stacey: London, 7 July 2005 in: FREELENS, magazine for photojournalism, 22 (2006), pp 30-31.
18 Burning Concorde, Paris, 25 July 2000 in: FREELENS, magazine for photojournalism, 22 (2006), pp 32-33.
19 explosion of the reactor Fukushima I, March 2011, © Reuters

Ergebnisse (Englisch) 3:

1james nachtwey: world trade center, 9 / 11, lower manhattan, new york, 2001.
2 caspar david friedrich: the ocean, 1823 / 1824, in: helmut borsch - supan: caspar david friedrich, munich 1973 without page. (anton tripp: ostermarsch, eat, 1969, in: ausst. - cat: true! realitätsversprechen of photographs, hg. by sigrid schneider and stefanie, grebe, ruhrlandmuseum eat, eat 2004p. 75.
4 dominic nahr: cairo, in 2011, the magnum photos / agency focus.
5 thomas dworzak: only valley, duisi, georgia, 2000, the magnum photos / agency focus.
6 abbas: tehran, iran in 1979, the magnum photos agency focus /
7, carl de keyzer. diesel, paris, april 2002, from the campaign ‚action! for successful living "for the textilfirma diesel, in: ausst. - cat: true!realitätsversprechen of photographs, hg. by sigrid schneider and stefanie, grebe, ruhrlandmuseum food, food, 2004, p. 74.
8 michael wells: starving boy and at missionary, karamoja district, uganda, april 1980, world press photo of the year 1980, mary tanks: things as they are. photojournalism in context since 1955, world press photo, aperture foundation, new york, 2005, p. 200).
9 finbarr o'reilly / reuters: niger, 1. august 2005, world press photo of the year 2005, in: world press photo 06, hg. from foundation, world press photo, amsterdam, the hague, 2006, pp. 4-5) 10 of the 77 year old beiruterin asisa ousairan prays to god that he will help her out of the city, beirut, lebanon, in: the hamburger abendblatt, 22 / 23. july 2006, the ap (11 hocine / afp: bentalha, algiers, algeria, 23.september 1997, world press photo of the year 1997, in: world press photo 98, hg. from foundation, world press photo, amsterdam, the hague, 1998, pp. 4-5.
12 spencer platt / getty images: beirut, 15. august 2006, world press photo of the year 2006, in: world press photo 07, hg. from foundation, world press photo, amsterdam, the hague, 2007, pp. 4-5.
13 jean marc bouju / ap in najaf, iraq, 31. march 2003,