Markos Kounalakis is a print and network broadcast
journalist who covers wars and revolutions, both civil and
technological. He worked as the NBC-Mutual News Moscow correspondent
and covered the fall of the Soviet Union. He reported the
overthrow of communism for Newsweek in East Germany, Czechoslovakia,
Romania, and Bulgaria, the rise of democratic institutions
in Hungary, and ethnic strife in Yugoslavia. He was based
in Rome and Vienna and later ran the magazine's Prague satellite
bureau for over a year. Kounalakis has written for The Wall
Street Journal, The Los Angeles Times Magazine, The International
Herald-Tribune, The San Francisco Chronicle, The Dallas Morning
News, and many other regional and international newspapers
and magazines.
Photojournalist Doug Menuez's work has been
featured in Fortune, Time, Life, Newsweek, US News and World
Report, People, USA Today, and other international and national
publications. He has covered many of the major news stories
of the day, including the famine in Ethiopia, presidential
campaigns and conventions, and the Los Angeles Olympics.
He has documented the homeless in America, the destruction
of the Amazon rain forest, and the AIDS story. His work has
appeared in six Day in the Life books, The Power to Heal,
and The Circle of Life. In 1989, Menuez co-produced 15 Seconds:
The Great California Earthquake of 1989, which sold 70,000
copies in three months and raised over a half million dollars
for earthquake victims.
Title(s) by this photographer published by Beyond Words |
