The nine Noor agency photographers wowed the festival with their style and commitment as they presented themselves to the world.

'Shattered Dreams of Independence' is a moving account of the stuggles that face East Timor in it's fight to find a new peace.

His exhibition, 'Not For Sale' is, for some, not real photography. Here he destroys any pre-conceptions you might have about his work and explains why it's the image that matters most.

From the tender age of 17 when he talked Life magazine into sending him to Guatemala, Dirck Halstead has dazzled the public with his images. Here he recounts a fascinating story from his 50-year career.

Her exhibition, Juvenile Suffering, reveals how children are locked up often in harsh conditions. She visited around 60 youth detention centres over an eight-year period and shows her work for the first time here in Perpignan.

His image of a distraught man after an oil pipeline explosion in Nigeria won this Reuters photographer the 2007 World Press Photo Spot News prize. It is also the signature image for this year's festival.

Turning 50 has not dampened the spirits of one of photojournalism’s most influential and outspoken figures. He talks to CPN about the Visa pour l'Image festival and the state of reportage.