Service Held for Combat Photographers and Doctor Killed in Misurata
Bryan Denton for The New York Times Sidney Kwiram, right, of Human Rights Watch, and Alexander Dziadosz of Reuters leave candles in a bouquet next to a pair of cameras placed in rememberance of Tim Hetherington and Chris Hondros at a small memorial service held by colleagues in Benghazi on Thursday. This is an e-mail sent this morning from C.J. Chivers to the editors at Getty Images and Vanity Fai
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Tim Hetherington: one of the finest photojournalists on the planet
Tim Hetherington arrived at the Big Issue in the late 1990s, fresh out of college and landing in an editorial office that often felt like a dysfunctional college campus itself. We were a small crew – young and green and making the job up as we went along. If Tim thought he was joining the ranks of some idealistic guerrilla army (and I think, initially, that is exactly what he thought), he was too
Parting Glance: Tim Hetherington
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Chris Hondros - a retrospective in pictures
Award-winning photojournalist Chris Hondros has been killed in Misrata, Libya. His work has appeared in magazines and newspapers all over the world
Two photojournalists killed in Libyan city of Misrata
Mr Hetherington was best known for his award-winning work in Afghanistan Two award-winning photographers have been killed while covering the conflict in the Libyan city of Misrata. Briton Tim Hetherington, 40, is said to have been killed in a rocket-propelled grenade attack. US photographer Chris Hondros, 41, was also killed, and two others, including Briton Guy Martin, were injured. Mr Hetheringt
‘Restrepo’ Director and a Photographer Are Killed in Libya (Published 2011)
BENGHAZI, Libya — Tim Hetherington, a conflict photographer who was a director and producer of the Afghan war documentary “Restrepo,” was killed in the besieged city of Misurata, Libya, on Wednesday, and three photographers working beside him were wounded, one fatally, when they came under fire at the city’s front lines. Chris Hondros of the Getty Images photo agency died later of devastating brai
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