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Pete Muller Net Worth
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Peter Kelly Muller net worth is $7 Million
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Pete Muller is an award-winning American photographer and multimedia reporter. His work focuses largely on conflict, nationalism and identity in post-colonial states.Muller has contributed work to the Associated Press, Newsweek Magazine, Al Jazeera, The New York Times, Le Monde, National Geographic Channel INTL, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, Foreign Policy Magazine, and numerous other print and online publications. He has also provided media support for human rights and development organizations such as Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, UNICEF, Norwegian People's Aid, Greenpeace and others.His career began in 2005 with the Maan News Agency in the Palestinian Territories where he worked as a reporter & editor covering events in the West Bank, East Jerusalem & the Gaza Strip including Israeli settlement construction, Israel's 2005 withdrawal from Gaza, and the 2006 Palestinian Legislative Council elections and the subsequent international boycott of the Hamas-led government.He has since covered political and social issues in northern Uganda, Somalia, Sudan, Afghanistan, South Africa and other areas affected by conflict and inequity. From 2009-2012 he was based in Juba, South Sudan covering the country's transition to independence following decades of civil war. In addition to chronicling the political issues surrounding secession, he explored the tenuous national identity of the new South. This work is born of Muller's long-standing interest in nation-states and identity in post-colonial environments.In 2013 his work on gun enthusiasts in the United States was awarded 3rd Place in the People category of the Sony World Photography Organization Awards. His work documenting the war and humanitarian crisis along the border of Sudan and South Sudan was shortlisted in the Contemporary Issues category of the same contest.In 2011, Muller was named "Wire Photographer of the Year" by TIME Magazine for his contributions to the Associated Press from Sudan and Central Africa. In the same year his work on mobile military tribunals that aim to reduce mass rape in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo was included in the Open Society Foundation Moving Walls 19 Documentary Photography Exhibit. In April 2012, Muller was awarded the John Faber Award for Best Photographic Reporting for a Newspaper or News Wire by the Overseas Press Club of America. His work on rape trials in Eastern Congo was also awarded Honorable Mention in War and Disaster Stories in the 2011 Chinese International Press Photo Contest.In 2009, he exhibited images from northern Uganda with Magnum photographer Peter van Agtmael. The show, Until the Grass Is Gone: Images of Transition in Northern Uganda, received critical acclaim and appeared on extended exhibit during DC FotoWeek 2009. Muller was also nominated for the PDN 30 in 2010 & 2011.His 2009 feature, On the Road to Refuge, was nominated for the 21st Annual GLAAD media award in the category of best online journalis
