Allen Sullivan | Visual Journalist

Nou Bouke, “We’re Tired” – Miami Herald Documentary on the Haiti Earthquake

January 11, 2011

The Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald have produced a feature-length documentary on the Haiti earthquake. It airs tonight on PBS. Impressive not only for its quality visual reporting (judging from the trailer), but that a newspaper organization in today’s environment has dared to produce such a thing. I hope it meets with success, both [...]

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Cold Front Sunset (1 min.)

January 7, 2011

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“Diary” by Tim Hetherington

January 6, 2011

Beautiful, captivating and fucking haunting. “‘Diary’ is a highly personal and experimental film that expresses the subjective experience of my work, and was made as an attempt to locate myself after ten years of reporting. It’s a kaleidoscope of images that link our western reality to the seemingly distant worlds we see in the [...]

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Haiti Violence

December 11, 2010

While working on a story in Haiti this past September, I walked with my friend and assistant Faniel, who lives in the capital, through the Champ de Mars where thousands of people were still living in tents and shacks eight months after the January 12 earthquake. We stopped and watched as two DJs did their [...]

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I’ll Die For You: suicide in rural india

December 8, 2010

My good friend Laura El-Tantawy is working on a project surrounding suicide among India’s farmers. She writes, “”I’ll Die For You” is a project that will combine still photographs and video. The work explores the epidemic of farmer suicides in rural India where over the past decade more than 200,000 farmers have committed suicide. Many [...]

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BBC: Violence in Guatemala: Daniel LeClair’s story

December 7, 2010

“Photographer Daniel LeClair works for Reuters and has been based in Central America since 1999, but is now facing the possibility that he will have to leave. The ongoing bus war and violence in Guatemala City, where he and his family have been living, has forced some changes. Here is the story in his own [...]

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