Ken Geiger’s Pulitzer Prize-winning photo of the Nigerian relay team celebrating at the 1992 Olympics has been described as "a glorious portrait of human joy."
His photo assignments have ranged from China to Mexico, war in Burma and Bosnia, terrorism in the Punjab, the 1990 post-Sandinista election in Nicaragua, numerous political conventions and four Olympic Games.
Geiger currently is the senior editor for technology at National Geographic magazine, guiding its conversion to digital photography and hosting its digital photography blog. A year ago, he shot stunning new photos of Stonehenge for the magazine’s cover story.
In 2007, the National Press Photographers Association named Geiger the magazine picture editor of the year.
"Inside Media," produced by the Newseum and held in the Knight TV Studio, is open to the public. Seating is on a space-available basis.
Geiger’s Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph can be seen in the Newseum’s Pulitzer Prize Photographs Gallery.
The event was moderated by Frank Bond, from the Newseum.
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