Harry Nakos is a freelance photojournalist based in Brussels, Belgium, currently working as a freelance photographer with the Associated Press (AP) since 2019. Harry has covered major international events across Europe, including NATO and EU institutional assignments. His photography spans across news, documentary, politics, sports, events, and corporate sectors, with a storytelling approach rooted in human interest.

With a distinctive eye for color and composition, Harry’s work often delves into the complexities of the human condition, evoking strong emotions and raising social awareness. His photographs have appeared in prestigious international media such as The New York Times, The Guardian, The Washington Post, BBC, Le Monde, Al Jazeera, Paris Match, CNN, TIME, Politico, Fox News and many others.

Beyond journalism, Harry engages in commissioned projects for private, corporate, and public clients. His portfolio includes architectural, interior, real estate, and creative portrait photography. Notably, his images from the 2021 Crete earthquake gained global recognition, featured on front pages and in leading publications.

Harry is also a dedicated photography educator. He has taught at the American School of Malta and the European School III in Brussels, leading workshops in fine art, B&W photography, and group shooting sessions. His teaching philosophy emphasizes narrative and visual literacy, with students ranging from youth to adult professionals.

He holds a diploma in Photojournalism, Photostories, and Photo Editing from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, and is a respected jury member in major international photography competitions held by FIAP, PSA, and GPU.

Harry brings to every project not only technical mastery and creative vision but also a deep commitment to social storytelling and visual education.