Adrees Latif is a Pakistani-American photojournalist and editor with a career spanning over three decades, covering news, sports, conflicts, natural disasters, and long-term projects.
He began his professional journey at the age of 16, freelancing for the Suburbia Reporter and the Houston Chronicle. A graduate of the University of Houston, Adrees joined Reuters in 1995 after interning at UPI, The Miami Herald, The Baltimore Sun, and working as both an intern and staff photographer at The Houston Post.
Over his 30 years with Reuters, Adrees has been based in Houston, Los Angeles, Bangkok, Islamabad, and New York.
He is a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner for Breaking News Photography (2008 and 2019) and has curated and edited all seven Pulitzer Prizes awarded to the Reuters Pictures team. His other accolades include POY.org's Photographer of the Year (Freelance - Agency), POY.org’s Community Awareness Award, and the International Center for Photography’s Infinity Award.
Adrees is currently based in his hometown of Houston, where he serves as Enterprise Editor for Reuters Pictures.
He began his professional journey at the age of 16, freelancing for the Suburbia Reporter and the Houston Chronicle. A graduate of the University of Houston, Adrees joined Reuters in 1995 after interning at UPI, The Miami Herald, The Baltimore Sun, and working as both an intern and staff photographer at The Houston Post.
Over his 30 years with Reuters, Adrees has been based in Houston, Los Angeles, Bangkok, Islamabad, and New York.
He is a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner for Breaking News Photography (2008 and 2019) and has curated and edited all seven Pulitzer Prizes awarded to the Reuters Pictures team. His other accolades include POY.org's Photographer of the Year (Freelance - Agency), POY.org’s Community Awareness Award, and the International Center for Photography’s Infinity Award.
Adrees is currently based in his hometown of Houston, where he serves as Enterprise Editor for Reuters Pictures.