Here you can contact photographers from our group if you wish to purchase any of their work.
Please note that NPP does not enter into any financial arrangements that you may wish to make with particular photographers. We leave it to you to negotiate purchase prices with each individual yourself.
Born in 1985. Abed has been working as a photographer since 2009. He holds a BA in Mass Communication from Al-Aqsa University in Gaza City.Upon graduation, he was appointed as a teaching assistant in the media department at the university in 2008.
He is now working as a freelance photojournalist for many local and international news agencies and local and international institutions. He has also been a part-time lecturer for the photography course at the University of Palestine since 2017.
Abed won first prize in the International Committee of the Red Cross competition for photography for the year 2018 and first prize in the Press House Press Photo Competition for the year 2019.He was chosen as a representative of the State of Palestine in the World Image Week in Germany in 2020.
A specialist in the production of photographic stories he has produced dozens of comic books about life in Gaza.His work has been shown in many local and international exhibitions.
Majdi is a free-lance photographer living and working in Gaza.You can contact him on Instagram
at majdi_fathi and on Fb at https://www.facebook.com/majdi.fathi.5
Nidal Suhail Al-Wahidi is a Palestinian photographer from the Jabalia camp in the northern Gaza Strip. It is with great regret that we have to inform you that Nidal went missing during the early part of Israel’s brutal onslaught on Gaza in 2023. We leave his pictures here as a tribute to this excellent photographer.
Samar Abu Elouf is an award-winning Palestinian photographer residing in the Gaza Strip. She covers many events where she lives, including stories around gender, women’s and children’s lives and the consequences of war. Since 2010, she has worked as a freelance photojournalist on assignment for outlets such as Reuters, The New York Times, the Neue Zuricher Zeitung and others. In May, 2021, she worked on assignment for The New York Times to cover the 11 days of fighting between Israel and Hamas that destroyed essential infrastructure and killed more than 230 people including several of her own relatives. Her images, both intimate and shocking, capture and convey the dignity of her subjects. Samar has received mentorship and training in visual storytelling through World Press Photo, RAWIA, Noor Images and the Arab Documentary Photography Program, an initiative supported by a partnership between the Arab Fund for Arts and Culture, the Prince Claus Fund and Magnum Foundation.
