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Peter Prengaman

Peter Prengaman

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Global Climate and Environmental News Director, Associated Press

New York

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  • The eye behind the lens: AP photographers on pictures capturing horror and emotions of LA fires

    By Peter Prengaman Verified, Alyssa Goodman| New Castle News Verified LOS ANGELES (AP) — As uncontrolled blazes have turned large swaths of Los Angeles into hellscapes the last week, Associated Press photographers have been on the frontlines. They have captured burning so intense that it lights the night sky, people so shocked they have a hard time putting sentences together and destruction so complete that what stands out is the little that survived.

    By Peter Prengaman Verified, Alyssa Goodman · New Castle News

    Jan. 18, 2025

  • The eye behind the lens: AP photographers on pictures capturing horror and emotions of LA fires

    By Peter Prengaman Verified, Alyssa Goodman| Chronicle-Tribune Verified LOS ANGELES (AP) — As uncontrolled blazes have turned large swaths of Los Angeles into hellscapes the last week, Associated Press photographers have been on the frontlines. They have captured burning so intense that it lights the night sky, people so shocked they have a hard time putting sentences together and destruction so complete that what stands out is the little that survived.

    By Peter Prengaman Verified, Alyssa Goodman · Chronicle-Tribune

    Jan. 18, 2025

  • The eye behind the lens: AP photographers on pictures capturing horror and emotions of LA fires

    By Peter Prengaman Verified, Alyssa Goodman| New Castle News Verified LOS ANGELES (AP) — As uncontrolled blazes have turned large swaths of Los Angeles into hellscapes the last week, Associated Press photographers have been on the frontlines. They have captured burning so intense that it lights the night sky, people so shocked they have a hard time putting sentences together and destruction so complete that what stands out is the little that survived.

    By Peter Prengaman Verified, Alyssa Goodman · New Castle News

    Jan. 18, 2025

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