Johnny Simon
Johnny Simon is a Photo Editor at Mashable, where he works to tell compelling stories utilizing the visual medium of photography. A graduate of Ohio University's School of Visual Communication, Johnny has previously worked for MSNBC and Slate and interned in the White House Photo Office under photographer Pete Souza.
Latest From Johnny Simon
Orchestra in Thailand is made up entirely of blind musicians
In Thailand, some Buddhists view disabilities as punishments manifested for wrongdoing in a past life.
By Johnny Simon
The Rio Olympics will have some of the smartest sports cameras ever
Photographers at the Rio Olympics will be getting a little help from robots.
By Johnny Simon
Hiroshima after the bomb fell, and what it looks like now
Getty Images photographer Jean Chung retraced locations to showcase how the city has rebuilt while acknowledging its singular place in history.
By Johnny Simon
12 photos of empty airports to meditate on while you wait in a TSA line this weekend
TSA: (noun) 1. Two-hour Standing Anxiety.
By Johnny Simon and Cailey Rizzo
Photos from Ecuador show massive earthquake's devastation
The death toll has risen to 350 and is expected to grow.
By The Associated Press
Brussels streets are covered in chalk drawings filled with messages of love, not hate
"Chocolates, Beer and Love are still better than for humanity than bombs and hatred."
By Johnny Simon
Stunned survivors try to make sense of Belgium attacks
At least 31 have been reported killed after explosions rocked Brussels, the Belgian capital; at Brussels airport, and at a metro station.
By Johnny Simon
A Chinese city was shrouded in an ethereal, thick fog this morning
The skyscrapers of Rizhao, a Chinese city of 2.8 million, were shrouded in a picturesque fog layer on Tuesday morning.
By Johnny Simon
How to shoot like an Oscars photographer
Photographing a huge event like the Oscars takes focus, and a little help from robots.
By Johnny Simon
The emotional backstage moments you didn't see at the Oscars
Even though the action was on stage, backstage seemed like the place to be during the 88th Academy Awards on Sunday.
By Johnny Simon
40 out-of-this-world photos from Scott Kelly's year in space
Some people dream of living in Paris for a year, or even just a few months abroad. How does a year in space sound?
By Johnny Simon
Mourners pack Supreme Court to pay tribute to Antonin Scalia
After a private ceremony for family, friends and justices, Scalia's casket was on public view from 10:30 a.m. until 8 p.m.
By The Associated Press
