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26 May, 2016

Photojournalists Lynsey Addario And Brent Stirton To Join Getty Images At Cannes Lions 2016

Emergency Obstetrics center, SHAHR BAZORG DISTRICT, BADAKSHAN. night shot: Alima, 24. has lost three babies already, and is pregnant with her fourth. three days ago, she lost a three year old child to dysentery, and she trie to bring him to the hospital, but it was too late. she now has low blood pressure, vomiting, diarrhea. she was less than 15 when she got married and pregnant with her first child. she is now threatened with per-term labor, and is 28 weeks pregnant.

guy walking with sheep in rocky, open terrain: Ghulam Nabi, from the village of sebzi bahar.

two women walking along road in burquas with boy escorting. boy: muhammad hussein, from nadera village, mother: bibi sarah, holding daughter, izatullah, 9 months.other girl is bibi hazizbi, 15 years. mother has last three children to illness because there is no clinic near her home and in the village. they have to talk 2-3 hours for the nearest clinic, which is Furgaham Bobesi clinic.

In the Furgaham Bolbesi clinic: saturday is vaccination day, so many women waiting for vaccinations, coming from surrounding villages of Chayobak, Kushla, Gulaki. little girl standing amidst women in white scarf: Fareba, 5, form gulaki

****two women on side of road, from Weha village, four hours in car to clinic. the father has lost two wives already, and has taken a third wife, half his age. his name is Shir Mohammad, and his wife, in burqua on hill is Noor Nisa, 20. it is her first pregnancy, and her water has just broken and their car broke down on the side of the road. shir mohammad went to look for other transport, and Noor nisa and her mother, Nazer Begam, 40, are waiting transport to the hospital.

Getty Images has today announced it will be bringing powerful, raw storytelling to Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity with the panel: Unfiltered: Storytelling from the Frontline.

Award-winning photojournalist, author and subject of an upcoming Steven Spielberg-directed Jennifer Lawrence film, Lynsey Addario and award-winning South African conservation photojournalist Brent Stirton will join Getty Images CEO Dawn Airey on stage to talk about storytelling from the frontline in this inspiring panel session being held in the prestigious Theatre Lumiere.

Introduced by Getty Images VP Reportage Aidan Sullivan, the visually led, emotionally moving presentation will look at the importance of credibility, integrity and creativity – essential attributes not only for journalists, but also for marketers as they navigate a new world of sincere brand storytelling and values-driven content.

“At Getty Images, we believe imagery has the power to move the world, spur change and ignite public debate, and no one does this better than Lynsey Addario and Brent Stirton whose work has directly advanced such critical issues as environmental protection and human rights,” said Dawn Airey, CEO at Getty Images.

“Commercial storytelling must light a fire in the belly of its audience and engage key principles around creativity, credibility and integrity to cut through the clutter and have lasting relevance. I warmly invite Cannes Lions delegates to come and learn about compelling storytelling from two of the world’s best communicators and be inspired as they share their extraordinary images and the stories behind them.”

Storytelling continues out on the Palais Piazza, which will be home to the Getty Images Gallery, an immersive exhibition space where delegates will be invited to wander through a sea of stunning imagery and enjoy refreshments.

“Getty Images has a long history of supporting creativity, innovation and the exchanging of knowledge at Cannes Lions and we are excited to this year be offering delegates a variety of ways to engage with and be inspired by our world-class content and storytellers,” said Susan Smith Ellis, chief marketing officer at Getty Images.

“We are proud to once again be sponsoring the Young Lions competitions, supporting the next generation of talent to embrace creative freedom with our premium creative content. We are also looking forward to welcoming festival attendees to the immersive Getty Images Gallery space, where we encourage delegates to take a moment out of the wonderful madness of the festival and lose themselves in an oasis of imagery.”

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