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* Jennifer Altman - Photojournalist-Independent
* Jennifer Altman - Photojournalist-Independent
* Porter Binks - Photojournalist-Independent
* Porter Binks - Photojournalist-Independent
* Richard Drew - The Associated Press
* Mark Dye - Photojournalist-Independent
* Mark Dye - Photojournalist-Independent
* Thomas Ferrara - Newsday
* David Handschuh
* Gary Hershorn - Flipboard
* Gary Hershorn - Flipboard
* Richard Lee - Photojournalist-Independent
* Richard Lee - Photojournalist-Independent
* Craig Ruttle - Photojournalist-Independent
* Craig Ruttle - Photojournalist-Independent
* Robert Sabo - Photojournalist-Independent
* Robert Sabo - Photojournalist-Independent
* Ray Stubblebine - Photojournalist-Independent
* Dennis Van Tine - Photojournalist-Independent
* Dennis Van Tine - Photojournalist-Independent



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The New York Press Photographers Association is an association of photojournalists who work for news organizations in the print and electronic media based within a seventy-five mile radius of Manhattan. The organization was founded in 1913 and has over 375 active members.

It sponsors an annual awards contest[1][2] and publishes the New York Press Photographer, an annual book displaying winning work from the contest.

Officers and trustees

Officers (2017-2019)

  • Bruce Cotler (President) - Photojournalist-Independent
  • Todd Maisel (Vice President) - Daily News
  • Marc A. Hermann (Secretary) - Independent
  • William Perlman (Treasurer) - Newsday

Board of trustees (2017-2019)

  • Jennifer Altman - Photojournalist-Independent
  • Porter Binks - Photojournalist-Independent
  • Mark Dye - Photojournalist-Independent
  • Thomas Ferrara - Newsday
  • David Handschuh
  • Gary Hershorn - Flipboard
  • Richard Lee - Photojournalist-Independent
  • Craig Ruttle - Photojournalist-Independent
  • Robert Sabo - Photojournalist-Independent
  • Dennis Van Tine - Photojournalist-Independent

Past presidents

  • David Pokress - Independent
  • Ray Stubblebine - Independent
  • Bernie Nunez - Independent
  • Joe DeMaria - NY Post
  • Susan Watts - Daily News
  • Bill Turnbull - Daily News

Emeritus board of trustees

  • Joseph DeMaria - V&P News Service
  • Bill Turnbull - Daily News (Retired)
  • Al Raia - Newsday (Retired)

About the NYPPA

The New York Press Photographers Association dates back to 1913 and its roots include the News Photographers Association of New York. Then on April 17, 1915 a group of 58 News Photographers of the various news organizations in New York gathered at the Castle Cave Restaurant at 271 7th Ave., near 26th St and formed a fraternal organization where news photographers could meet on social occasions and exchange ideas and get to know one another better, instead of always meeting on the run at fires and breaking news stories.

In those days the city was served by eleven daily newspapers and was the headquarters of numerous wire services and syndicates. Newspaper Row was along Park Row just across from City Hall. There papers like New York World, The Journal, The Herald, The Telegram, New York Tribune, Evening World, The American and syndicates like Brown Brothers, Acme, Gideon Service, Bain and Central News all tried to out scoop each other.

Although these organizations are now long gone, New York is still the media capital of the world and the New York Press Photographers Association is the oldest press organization in the world, still existing to serve working photographers as a professional and social organization. The Association members work for news organizations in the print and electronic media based within a seventy-five mile radius of Manhattan. The organization is made up of over 375 active members.

The Association:

Sponsors regular meetings for social and educational purposes. It maintains a liaison with Governmental agencies whose actions directly affect the Media. Maintains a committee to work out credentialing and working conditions with the various college and professional sports teams. Holds an annual contest with an exhibit and an awards dinner and dance. Holds an annual Holiday Party (which benefits under privileged children). Holds other social events such as boat rides, fishing trips, and picnics.

NYPPA Photographers of the Year (1996–present)

  • 1996 - John Keating - Newsday
  • 1997 - Susan Watts - Daily News
  • 1998 - Todd Maisel - Daily News
  • 1999 - Gerald Herbert - Daily News
  • 2000 - Evy Mages - Daily News
  • 2001 - Vincent LaForet - New York Times
  • 2002 - Aristide Economopoulos - The Star-Ledger
  • 2003 - Aristide Economopoulos - The Star-Ledger
  • 2004 - Michael Appleton - Daily News
  • 2005 – Ron Antonelli - Daily News
  • 2006 - Mario Tama – Getty Images
  • 2007 - Moises SamanNewsday
  • 2008 - Aristide Economopoulos - The Star-Ledger
  • 2009 - Jennifer Brown - The Star-Ledger
  • 2010 - David Goldman - Associated Press
  • 2011 - Aristide Economopoulos - The Star-Ledger
  • 2012 - Aristide Economopoulos - The Star-Ledger
  • 2013 - David Goldman - Associated Press
  • 2014 - Kirsten Luce - Freelance
  • 2015 - James Keivom - Daily News
  • 2016 - Aristide Economopoulos - NJ Advance Media
  • 2017 - David Goldman - Associated Press

NYPPA Sports Photographer of the Year (2015–present)

NYPPA Best in Show (1993–present)

  • 1989 - (B/W) -
  • 1989 - (Color) -
  • 1990 - (B/W) - Susan Farley - New York Newsday - "Vietnam Vet Dad Remembers"
  • 1990 - (Color) -
  • 1991 - (B/W) -
  • 1991 - (Color) -
  • 1992 - (B/W) -
  • 1992 - (Color) -
  • 1993 - (B/W) - John Keating - Newsday - "Special Prom"
  • 1993 - (Color) - Steven Schmidt - Gannett Westchester - "The Nominee"
  • 1994 - (B/W) -
  • 1994 - (Color) -
  • 1995 - (B/W) - Gerald Herbert - Daily News - "Haiti - The Revolution Within"
  • 1995 - (Color) - Ron Frehm - Associated Press -
  • 1996 - Jon Naso - New York Newsday - "Mourning the Rebbe"
  • 1997 - Susan Watts - Daily News - "Miriam"
  • 1998 - Audrey Tiernan - Newsday - "A Room With a View"
  • 1999 - Jim Estrin - New York Times - "Gene Therapy- Keeping Jacob Alive"
  • 2000 - Steve Klaver - The Star- Ledger - "Double Murder Suicide"
  • 2001 - Bob Deutsch - USA Today - "What were they Thinking?"
  • 2002 - Jeff Christensen - Reuters - "People Looking out Windows of the WTC"
  • 2003 - Aristide Economopoulos - The Star-Ledger - "Daddys Girl"
  • 2004 - Spencer Platt - Getty Images - ""The Invasion Begins"
  • 2005 - Michael Appleton -Daily News - "Street Fight"
  • 2006 - Craig Warga - Daily News - "New Orleans Burning"
  • 2007 - Moises SamanNewsday - "Presidential Elections in Haiti"
  • 2008 - Todd Maisel - Daily News - "First Blood"
  • 2009 - David Goldman - Freelance - "Harlem reacts to Obamas Win"
  • 2010 - Hiroko Masuike - Freelance - "Bernard Madoff"
  • 2011 - Aristide Economopoulos - The Star-Ledger - "Fight Break Up"
  • 2012 - Craig Ruttle - Freelance- "Hail to the Chief"
  • 2013 - James Keivom - Daily News - "Hurricane Sandy"
  • 2014 - Al Bello - Getty Images - "Synchronized diving"
  • 2015 - James Keivom - Daily News - "Eric Garner Protests"
  • 2016 - David Goldman - Associated Press - "Baltimore Police Death Protest"
  • 2017 - Thomas A. Ferrara - Newsday - Doubly Devoted the Tardiff Twins

Good Guy and Good Gal Awards

The New York Press Photographers Association "Good Guy, Good Gal" Award Winners since 1952 when the award was originated.

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References

  1. ^ "CAMERA NOTES; Prize Winners in Press Photography Exhibit". The New York Times. February 1, 1959. p. X21. Retrieved 2009-10-09.
  2. ^ Boyle, Christina (March 9, 2009). "Daily News fotogs score big at New York Press Photographers Awards". New York Daily News. Retrieved 2009-10-09.