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David Guttenfelder, an American photojournalist, is spending a week in the reclusive nation of North Korea on assignment for The New York Times. The Times will feature a selection of his work in the weeks ahead. In the meantime, Mr. Guttenfelder will post images to his Instagram feed of daily life in the capital, Pyongyang, and elsewhere in North Korea.David Guttenfelder, an American photojournalist, is spending a week in the reclusive nation of North Korea on assignment for The New York Times. The Times will feature a selection of his work in the weeks ahead. In the meantime, Mr. Guttenfelder will post images to his Instagram feed of daily life in the capital, Pyongyang, and elsewhere in North Korea.
Below are some of his first photographs from this trip. For a selection of photographs from Mr. Guttenfelder and others, follow The New York Times on Instagram.
Mr. Guttenfelder, who worked for The Associated Press for 20 years, was an early adapter to Instagram among photojournalists, and has built a large following on social media, particularly around his photographs from North Korea.Mr. Guttenfelder, who worked for The Associated Press for 20 years, was an early adapter to Instagram among photojournalists, and has built a large following on social media, particularly around his photographs from North Korea.
He helped The A.P. set up a bureau there in 2011, and he went on to become one of the first foreign photojournalists to work in the isolated country.He helped The A.P. set up a bureau there in 2011, and he went on to become one of the first foreign photojournalists to work in the isolated country.
Below are some of his first photographs from this trip. For a selection of photographs from Mr. Guttenfelder and others, follow The New York Times on Instagram.