Carolyn Cole

I looked up the story for which she won a Pulitzer in 2004, about the clash of government and rebel soldiers in Monrovia, Liberia.
The ones I can't stop looking at are the photos of the refugee children, like Tehneh Johnson in the yellow and red shirt, the three children bathing, and Patirnel Boima in the pink towel. I feel like I could not have composed those better if I had sat down and painted them, and also had an amazing ability to paint.

Also, LA Times has a multimedia package of the same story, which includes audio of an interview w/ Carolyn Cole. There's shocking quotes in that, when she talks about how the search for food occupies most everyone's time, how they have to walk three hours (if they're able) to find it, how children there probably get one handful of rice a day, if that. And the pictures, I think, make very apparent the danger she put herself in to show this story.