A new exclusive gallery of the pacific front has been added to our World War Two galleries! Preliminary research shows that all of the photos in the gallery are original, and have never before been seen on the Internet, excepting the first photo depicting the raising of the flag on Iwo Jima.

These photos come curtsy of a gentleman who contacted us using the contact form on the left navigation.

View the full story on the history of these photos on the gallery page: Journey Across The Pacific Front.

I just updated the website to (hopefully) display correctly under all browsers. No more tool tips appearing in odd places!

Updates have been slow lately, but a couple of new galleries should be on their way soon.

We pushed out a new update yesterday that added pop-up tooltips displaying each image's description. Just place the mouse over each image, and their descriptions will pop-up along side. This, of course, only works if you have JavaScript enabled.

Any comments or concerns are always welcomed on the Contact page.

Yesterday War Photos received over 5500 unique visitors and 25000 page views in only 24 hours, blowing apart our old record of only 690!

Thank you to everyone that visited yesterday, we hope you enjoyed the galleries, and we hope to see you again in the future.

We have just completed uploading an absolutely massive Pearl Harbour photo gallery documenting the events before, during and after the December 7th 1941 raid by the Japanese Navy. The new gallery contains nearly 60 stunning photos of this historical event.

See the Pearl Harbour gallery by clicking here.

As always, more photos are on their way shortly!

We have pushed out an update on the site today, and as you can see to the left, the translation feature has returned, supporting English, French, Italian, Spanish and Chinese. More languages will be available soon.

You will also notice the addition of a search box, to help you find photos within the site.

We have just finished uploading the last photos of the new D-Day gallery in the World War Two section. Most of the photos are of American operations, but more photos of British and Canadian D-Day operations will be added in the future.

There are over 45 photos in this new Gallery, all featuring incredible imagery of the D-Day invasion of Normandy on June 6th 1944. The also have very detailed descriptions, which I encourage you to view by clicking on the thumbnails in the gallery.

See the D-Day gallery by clicking here.

The World War Two Tanks gallery once again sees the light of day as the first gallery to be added back to the site. More galleries are coming soon, so hang tight!

Check out the tanks gallery here!

You might have noticed that some of the galleries are either empty or very, very slim in content right now. Don't panic! This is because we are in the process of re-uploading the old content of the website. We will try to get the photos back online as soon as possible!

War Photos is back online with new management and a new, completely re-built website! Expect the new site to be maintained and updated frequently.

Many new features are on their way, including a new, improved comment system, a search feature, and the ability to translate the website. Best of all, new photos from World War One, World War Two, Korea, Vietnam and more are coming soon. Check back on a regular basis for the new content.