John McConnico is a Pulitzer Prize and World Press Photo winning photojournalist. He currently lives in Panama and has worked in over 90 countries to date. His clients include UNICEF, UNHCR, UNDP, The New York Times and the Associated Press. He is currently working on in-depth photo essays in Latin America, 

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Awards:

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The Pulitzer Prize, Spot News, US Embassy bombing, Nairobi, 1999

Overseas Press Club John Faber Award, The Middle East 2003

AP Managing Editor's Award, Violence in the Middle East 2003

1st Prize South Asian Journalists Association, New York 1999

1st Prize, World Press Photo Children's Award, 1997

2nd Prize, World Press Photo, Spot News Stories, 1997

Best of Show, National Headliner's Mall Dodson Award, 1997

Inter-American Press Association ABC Color Award, Chile, 1997

Award of Excellence, Spot news, Pictures of the Year, 1997

Puerto Rico Photographer of the Year, 1997

1st place Spot News, Puerto Rico Pictures of the Year, 1997

Roy W Howard Award for Public Affairs reporting, 1993

Alexia Foundation Award for World Peace and Understanding, 1992

1st place, documentary essay, College Pictures of the Year, 1992

2nd place, National College Photographer of the Year, 1992

NPPA College Newspaper Photographer of the Year, 1991

NPPA Southern College Newspaper Photographer of the Year. 1991-92

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