Anthony Wallace

Seoul

Chief Photographer at Agence France-Presse (AFP)

Award winning photojournalist & @AFP’s chief photographer for Korea. Based in Seoul, previously in Hong Kong & London. Love guitars & songwriting too 🎶

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South Korea's President Lee Jae-myung scored a thumping victory over conservative Kim Moon-soo, of disgraced ex-president Yoon Suk Yeol's former party

4 days ago | news-shield.com | Anthony Wallace

South Korea's new President Lee Jae-myung vowed to reach out to the nuclear-armed North and "heal wounds" as he took office Wednesday, after winning snap elections triggered by his predecessor's disastrous martial law declaration.
From the city of Daegu, for decades synonymous with conservatism, to Gwangju, the spiritual heartland of the left, AFP spoke to voters about where they stand

5 days ago | islandernews.com | Anthony Wallace

From the city of Daegu, for decades synonymous with conservatism, to Gwangju, the spiritual heartland of the left, AFP spoke to voters about where they stand
Supporters of South Korean presidential frontrunner Lee Jae-myung cheer during the Democratic Party candidate's final campaign event ahead of the June 3, 2025 election

5 days ago | djournal.com | Anthony Wallace

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Lee Gwi-nye, 79, a lifelong resident of Gwangju, voiced firm support for the Democratic Party

6 days ago | djournal.com | Anthony Wallace

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From the city of Daegu, for decades synonymous with conservatism, to Gwangju, the spiritual heartland of the left, AFP spoke to voters about where they stand

6 days ago | news-shield.com | Anthony Wallace

From the city of Daegu, for decades synonymous with conservatism, to Gwangju, the spiritual heartland of the left, AFP spoke to voters about where they stand
Kim Sung-gyun, 60, a former automotive industry worker, said he is undecided

6 days ago | kdhnews.com | Anthony Wallace

By ANTHONY WALLACE The top contenders in South Korea's presidential vote Tuesday have framed their campaigns as an existential fight for the country's soul, and whoever wins will have to unite a sharply-polarised society.
Most Korean networks run sophisticated animated sequences that show the candidates' faces and body movements -- with their permission -- using actors to create the movements, then splicing the real faces on top

6 days ago | djournal.com | Anthony Wallace

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CGI animated graphics depict (L-R) Lee Jae-myung, the presidential candidate for South Korea's Democratic Party and Kim Moon-soo, the ruling People Power Party nominee, as they plunge toilets

6 days ago | islandernews.com | Anthony Wallace

CGI animated graphics depict (L-R) Lee Jae-myung, the presidential candidate for South Korea's Democratic Party and Kim Moon-soo, the ruling People Power Party nominee, as they plunge toilets
The journalists behind SBS's CGI animated graphics say that the purpose of the graphics is to create a "flow" to engage viewers and keep them hooked on the democratic process

6 days ago | themercury.com | Anthony Wallace

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Kim Sung-gyun, 60, a former automotive industry worker, said he is undecided

6 days ago | bellevueheraldleader.com | Anthony Wallace

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Anthony Wallace 💙 @AntAFP

9 May 24

Elaine and I worked on many stories at @AFP’s HK Bureau. She’s super talented, collaborative and an extremely well connected reporter. This is a fantastic opportunity for any company looking to hire someone like her.

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Along with a talented group of reporters and editors, I've been laid off from the @WSJ as it restructures in Asia. Thankful to colleagues, readers and those who've shared their knowledge with me. If you know of any cool opportunities, I'd love to hear from you.

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23 May 23

RT @bertie_alexandr: As I once again find myself googling the Stilwell Road, stumble upon these photos by @Findlay_Kember - which he had sh…

Anthony Wallace 💙 @AntAFP

15 May 23

RT @AFPcom: 📸 #AFP topshots of the week (6-12 May 2023) include pictures by @JustinTallis, @AntAFP, @GuerchomNdebo, and @oliscarff. 👉 Avail…

Anthony Wallace

Articles

South Korea's President Lee Jae-myung scored a thumping victory over conservative Kim Moon-soo, of disgraced ex-president Yoon Suk Yeol's former party

From the city of Daegu, for decades synonymous with conservatism, to Gwangju, the spiritual heartland of the left, AFP spoke to voters about where they stand

Supporters of South Korean presidential frontrunner Lee Jae-myung cheer during the Democratic Party candidate's final campaign event ahead of the June 3, 2025 election

Lee Gwi-nye, 79, a lifelong resident of Gwangju, voiced firm support for the Democratic Party

From the city of Daegu, for decades synonymous with conservatism, to Gwangju, the spiritual heartland of the left, AFP spoke to voters about where they stand

Kim Sung-gyun, 60, a former automotive industry worker, said he is undecided

Most Korean networks run sophisticated animated sequences that show the candidates' faces and body movements -- with their permission -- using actors to create the movements, then splicing the real faces on top

CGI animated graphics depict (L-R) Lee Jae-myung, the presidential candidate for South Korea's Democratic Party and Kim Moon-soo, the ruling People Power Party nominee, as they plunge toilets

The journalists behind SBS's CGI animated graphics say that the purpose of the graphics is to create a "flow" to engage viewers and keep them hooked on the democratic process

Kim Sung-gyun, 60, a former automotive industry worker, said he is undecided

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