Policeman from Bremen, Landungsbrücken Hamburg, during a small break
G20 Summit. Heiligengeistfeld, no protest area
Protesters at the Rödingsmarkt on their way to Elbphilharmonie
Before the start of "Welcome to hell" protest, Hamburg Fischmarkt
"The so called "Schwarzer Block"
Fischmarkt, protest stopped by the police
Under pressure
Two days later / Großdemonstration zum G20
Saturday, Hamburg Ludwig-Erhard Sraße, on the truck with attac
Finally time to sleep
Reportage photography, often referred to as photojournalism, is a powerful medium for capturing events as they unfold, presenting raw, unfiltered moments to audiences around the world. During major events like the G20 summit in Hamburg in 2017, reportage photography played a crucial role in documenting the complexities of the summit, both inside the conference halls and out in the streets. This summit was marked by significant protests, clashes with police, and moments of peaceful demonstration, providing photojournalists with a plethora of powerful moments to capture.
The Impact of Reportage Photography
The work of reportage photographers during the G20 summit in Hamburg had a significant impact on how the event was perceived globally. The images they captured told a multifaceted story, revealing the complexities of the summit and the protests surrounding it.
These photos provided a visual record of the event, documenting moments that would have otherwise been lost to time. They also played a role in shaping public opinion, offering audiences an unfiltered view of the realities on the ground.
In the aftermath of the summit, the photos served as a powerful reminder of the challenges and opportunities facing the world. They highlighted the importance of dialogue, the consequences of economic policies, and the passion of individuals fighting for change.
