Via American Society of Photographers
Congratulations to Joe McNally on receiving the International Award from The American Society of Photographers.
Joe McNally’s journey began in New York City in 1976 as a copyboy at the Daily News, earning the lowest pay grade in the newsroom and living in a cheap Manhattan hotel. What followed was not instant glamour, but decades of relentless drive, curiosity, and commitment to the craft. Joe stepped onto the tightrope of freelance photography and never looked back.
Over the past 40 years, his assignments have taken him to nearly 70 countries and into the pages of National Geographic, LIFE, Time, Sports Illustrated, and more. Long before becoming one of the most recognized photographers in the world, Joe was also a dedicated educator and bestselling author, building a career one assignment at a time, imagining a life and then taking pictures of it.
The ASP International Award is presented annually to an individual or organization whose contributions have meaningfully advanced the ideals of professional photography as both an art and a science on a global scale. This distinguished honor reflects ASP’s commitment to recognizing those whose influence transcends borders, elevating the craft and inspiring excellence within the international photographic community.
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