The World Press Photo to display best 2012 photos

The World Press Photo to display best 2012 photos

ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News
The World Press Photo 2012 exhibition opens today and will run until the end of the month at the Forum Istanbul mall in Bayrampaşa. The exhibition displays the best photographs from journalists around the world, and the winners were selected from over 100,000 submitted images. A photo showing a Yemeni woman cradling an injured relative in her arms during violent clashes between anti-government demonstrators by Samuel Aranda was chosen as last year’s best press photo. The Spanish photographer is set to attend this year’s exhibition.

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