Summary
War photographer Paul Conroy died at 61 from a heart attack in Devon. He was known for his work in global conflict zones like Syria and Ukraine. Conroy was also a soldier and trustee of the Frontline Club, supporting media professionals.
Key Facts
- Paul Conroy was a war photographer who captured images in places like Syria, Rwanda, and Ukraine.
- He died of a heart attack in Devon at the age of 61.
- Conroy was wounded in a 2012 Syrian bombardment that killed journalist Marie Colvin.
- A 2018 movie called "A Private War" depicted his work with Colvin.
- Before becoming a photographer, Conroy served seven years in the Royal Artillery.
- He was a trustee of the Frontline Club, which supports media and aid workers.
- Conroy recently worked in Cuba and collaborated with singer Joss Stone.
- He is survived by his wife, three sons, and grandchildren.
