Photojournalism Posters

Photojournalism photo art by Ingetje Tadros: wedding preparations with smiling faces

Photojournalism: Photo art by Ingetje Tadros featuring monks in Chiang Mai

Photo art by Ingetje Tadros: Woman with chicken in front of a colorful clay house in India

Wall art: Woman in front of a traditional colorful hut in India.

Wall art by Jagdev Singh: Morning vibe by water with stretching figures

Wall art of a holy man in Nepal meditating, radiating calmness.

Rada Akbar, Footballers - Afghanistan, Asia

Photojournalism wall art by Jakob Berr: fishermen launching their boat in the morning in Bangladesh.

Photo art in photojournalism: Merchant buying fresh fish in Kuakata, Bangladesh.

Wall art by Miro May: portrait of a Borana girl radiating kindness.

Photo art by Frank Domahs: children in preschool of Sité Soley, cheerful atmosphere.

Lars Jacobsen, Waimea Shorebreak - United States, North America

Photo art by Lucía Arias Ballesteros: Kloboto drum in a traditional setting in Ghana.

Photo art in photojournalism style by Sankar Sarkar: children laughing and playing together in friendship.

Wall art of a woman in an alley with wood in Ethiopia, by Christina Feldt.

Wall art by Eric Lafforgue: Arirang mass games in North Korea during sunrise.

Photo art: Axatse instrument embodying traditional music of the Ashanti culture.

Hands in prayer position with the mantra 'Om Mani Padme Hum'

Photojournalism: Meditation in a headstand in India, calm atmosphere and spiritual ambiance.

Wall art by Jens Benninghofen: Camel at the traditional Camel Fair in Rajasthan.

Wall art: black and white portrait of a tribe member from Ethiopia

Wall art by Roland Bogati: skateboarder in the city with misty light

Wall art by Florian Paulus: empty diner beneath a galaxy sky

Wall art by Miro May: smiling Suri girl outdoors

Photojournalism: Birds flying over Kabul, with houses and clear sky.

Wall art by Schoo Flemming: Children playing soccer in a dusty Namibian sunset

Photojournalism by Thomas Heinze: stroll through the rainforest with a hanging bridge.

Photojournalism: Colorful market scene in South Sudan with people and clouds.

Wall art by Christoph Kalck: music shop at the funfair in Stuttgart at night

Wall art by Miro May: Hamer tribe members with traditional body paint.

Aleksi Lausti, Tian Tan Buddha - Hong Kong, Asia

Photo art by Manfred Koppensteiner: Fisherman at sunrise in Myanmar.

Photo art by Florian Büttner: portrait of a man named John in Nevada.

Photo art by Frank Domahs: children playing football in front of the cathedral in Port-au-Prince.

Portrait of a Bodi Tribe woman wearing a headband and traditional dress

Wall art: Peaceful child in a hammock in the Mekong Delta.

Wall art by Jim Delcid: Neon lights and billboards in Tokyo's Kabukichō at night

Wall art by Christina Feldt: a Tigray girl with curly hair, gentle and cheerful.

Photojournalism photo art by Michael Schöppner: Child working in a factory in India

Photojournalism photo art by Brett Elmer: boy in black and white in Kashgar.

Wall art in photojournalism style: butcher in Cuba by Lin Lin

Wall art by Norbert Gräf: expansive desert landscape with quiver trees and horizon

Framed Poster by Jan Møller Hansen: joyful children in traditional clothing in front of a school building.

Wall art by Miro May: portrait of a girl from the Erbore culture in Ethiopia

Wall art in photojournalism: portrait of a girl from Kathmandu.

Wall art by Miro May: Mro tribe member in traditional clothing, smiling in nature.

Photo art by Miro May: a girl studies at a blackboard in Bangladesh

Framed wall art by Miro May: Portrait of a Surma woman with a flower in her hair, relaxed mood

Wall art by Fabio Marcato: people on a train at a railway station in Rajasthan.

Photo art: Golden stupa in Myanmar, symbol of Buddhism

Wall art by Nicole Cambré: portrait of an Arbore tribe member in a natural setting

Wall art by Nicole Cambré: Portrait of a Mursi boy in traditional dress

Photo art in photojournalism by Martin Seeliger: Rangoon Central Station at sunset

Wall art in photojournalism by J. Daniel Hunger: decaying Waschkaue, calm atmosphere

Wall art by Jochen Fischer: People enjoying Oktoberfest with colorful lights.

Black and white wall art by Miro May: Suri portrait with body painting

Wall art by Norbert Gräf: sunrise over the desert in Namibia

Wall art of a jellyfish in Albania, soft colors and peaceful vibe.

Photo art of a woman in a red sari, warm light and cultural atmosphere.

Wall art by Jagdev Singh: monks in peaceful atmosphere

Photojournalism wall art by Jakob Berr: Fishermen with their catch in Kuakata

Photo art by Lucía Arias Ballesteros: Dancer in traditional attire in Amedzofe village, Ghana.

Wall art: Traditional dance from Ghana captured in vibrant colors.

Wall art by Florian Büttner: Athletic men at Venice Beach with palm trees in the background

Wall art of a Thai family enjoying a cheerful bathing scene in Vietnam.

Photo art by Simon Bode: night skyline of Singapore with infinity pool

Photo art by Manuel Ferlitsch: vibrant street life in Pokhara, Nepal.

Photo art by Christina Feldt: Fisherman on Inle Lake at sunrise

Wall art by Dennis Wehrmann: children in the vibrant setting of Mafalala, Maputo.

Photojournalism: Portrait of a smiling monk with Buddha eyes

Wall art by Johannes Christoph Elze: cabs in Calcutta on a lively street

Photo art in photojournalism: London Eye at night with soft lights and reflecting water.

Photo art in photojournalism style by Stefan Blawath: bay in Greenland with mountains

Photo art by Martin Von Den Driesch: elegant woman in a backless dress at an event.

Photo art by Jan Philipp: Cholas in Bolivia, cheerful conversations in street life

Wall art in photojournalism: woman from the Himalayas with jewelry

Ronny Behnert, Schönhauser Allee Berlin - Germany, Europe

Photo art by Miro May: smiling girl in front of a mosque in Srimangal

Wall art by Esteban Tapella: siblings sharing joyful glances in Benin

Wall art by Miro May: Friends from the Mursi tribe in nature, a moment of community.

Wall art by Miro May: Portrait of a woman with traditional body painting and flowers

Photojournalism wall art by Mario Ebenhöh: the Flatiron Building, a symbol of Manhattan

Wall art by Miro May: Hamer girl with a flower in a natural setting

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Photojournalism is about life

If you enjoy wall art that tells stories, photojournalism is for you

Photojournalism is basically photo art with stories. Mostly consisting of people in action or in a specific context, photojournalism has a narrative even without the words. Sometimes this narrative is clear and elaborate whereas often we are left to guess and interpret what each story means to us. Photojournalistic photos are less common in wall art, yet their impact is more than settle. If you enjoy photo art that’s not only the typical pretty pictures but also have depth both visually and in content, photojournalism is the gallery for you to explore. We add more art prints to the collections all the time, so if you didn’t find what you were looking for, the chances are that we’ll have it next time.

Quality materials for quality photos

Photojournalism is even better when printed as big wall art

Photojournalistic art prints have a story and bigger pictures give you a chance to fully explore the narrative. Many of our photos are detailed and they provide the quality needed for larger prints, yet you must consider what fits best for your home first. Our varied print materials include acrylic glass, Alu Dibond, framed posters and canvas. Photojournalism looks especially great when printed on acrylic glass due the extra depth and saturation that the glass surface offers. Another nice, yet more classic, option is Alu Dibond which is lighter in weight and provides both matte and glossy options. Finally, framed posters and canvas may be the right style for your living room if you prefer adding an extra touch to the wall art so that it fully complements your home decoration.

If you didn’t find what you were looking for in our photojournalism category, we would like to suggest checking our people photography collection as well as our street photography collection. Our photographers have provided us with an extensive selection of people photography from around the world. Many of these fine art photos tell a story and you can find photos from most surprising and interesting locations as well as people from all walks of life. The street photography, on the other hand, is all about action; the wall art from the streets keeps you captivated and also involves the story aspect. We love the streets because they make us feel belonging and alive.

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Ben Hammer, photographer

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Holger Edamer, CEO, Project 100% Human

Photocircle supported us really well, from the first consultations to the final implementation of our exhibition. The entire service as well as the quality of the acrylic glass prints were fantastic! Photocircle would therefore always be our first choice in the future.

Marie Schmidt and Eric Valli, photographers

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