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AP Newsfinder's Wide World Photo Archive Offering

Besides AP Newsfinder's text service we offer access to AP's Wide World Photo Archive with over 1,000,000 photos and graphics.

While all Newsfinder members are free to browse the entire photo database of photos and graphics. Newsfinder assists the Black Press by manually reviewing up to 1,600 photos per day to ferret out photos we believe will be of special interest to our Black newspaper membership. These are set aside in a special database, making it easier for you to find photos that are interesting, but that you may not know have run on the wire.

For a demo of the photo archive or for a more thorough demo of the text service just give us a call at 800.922.4655.

The three thumbnail images below can be viewed as is, or downloaded to your PC or Mac by "right-clicking" the thumbnail itself and executing a "Save Target As" or other similar verbiage depending on the browser you are using. You can then manipulate the jpeg as you would any other.

	Park Ranger Ajena Cason Rogers, portrays Hannah Till Saturday, June 17, 2006, in Valley Forge, Pa. Till's story, a slave who cooked for Washington and his troops during the grueling winter at Valley Forge, has largely gone untold, until now. (AP Photo/H. Rumph Jr)
	Larry Williams, who won $1 million in the South Carolina lottery, is using some of that money to keep the Hands that Help Center going in which he is shown here Friday, June 16, 2006, in Fayetteville, N.C. (AP Photo/The Fayetteville Observer, Marc Hall)
	Maurice Perkins, right, an advocate for former inmates, joins former Illinois death row inmates Anthony Porter, left, and Darby Tillis, center, for a protest outside a Chicago courthouse Friday, June 16, 2006, to push for the release of a report on allegations that Chicago police tortured suspects. Cook County Chief Criminal Court Judge Paul Biebel put off at least two more weeks the release of the four-year, multimillion-dollar report, saying he wanted to give the Illinois Supreme Court time to act on a former prosecutor's appeal. (AP Photo/M. Spencer Green)