See the world in vertical: Top photos by AP photojournalists - AP News
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AP News publishes curated vertical photography collection showcasing images adapted for mobile and social media viewing.
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AP News has published a curated collection of vertical photographs from its photojournalists around the world. The gallery showcases images composed in portrait orientation, a format increasingly dominant on mobile devices and social media platforms where vertical framing has become the standard for visual storytelling. By highlighting vertical photography, AP demonstrates how its visual journalists are adapting their craft to meet the viewing habits of contemporary audiences. The collection serves as both a showcase of AP's photojournalistic work and a visual argument about how the traditional landscape frame is being reshaped by digital distribution. The feature underscores the evolving technical and creative demands placed on news photographers in an era when most people consume images on smartphones rather than in print.
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