Robin Lubbock makes images and videos for WBUR. You'll find them in stories across wbur.org and on WBUR's YouTube page. You can also see them on the station's Facebook, Twitter and Instagram feeds (and a few others) and on his feeds on Twitter (@rlubb), Facebook (Robin Lubbock) and Instagram (@RobinLubbock).
Prior to joining WBUR in 199
9, Robin Lubbock worked in new media at the Christian Science Monitor on the newspaper’s website, csmonitor.com. He worked as senior producer for Worldwide Television News’ Nairobi bureau before that, traveling throughout Africa to cover news stories including the U.S. intervention in Somalia, the genocide in Rwanda, and conflict in Burundi, Liberia and numerous other countries. He also worked in Central Europe, covering the end of the war in Bosnia. Robin started his career in journalism as a photojournalist and radio reporter, covering stories in Europe, South East Asia and Central America, including the last three years of the civil war in El Salvador.
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Photos: Hundreds rally in Boston to mark 3 years since Russia's invasion in Ukraine
Protesters held blue and yellow Ukrainian flags and chanted "Stand with Ukraine!" and "Make Russia pay!" as they marched from the Boston Public Library to Boston Common to mark three...
The photos that helped us tell the stories of 2024
WBUR's photographers captured what happened in Boston and beyond — from protests on college campus against the war in Gaza and a worsening shelter crisis to a total solar eclipse...
Photos: Residents try to cool down, as expected heat wave keeps up
Sip some lemonade, think on how to safely ring in the summer solstice Thursday and check out these scenes from around Greater Boston of folks surviving and sweating the heat....
The photos that helped us tell the stories of 2023
Here's a look back at the photographs that best helped us tell the stories of 2023.
New exhibit looks at how Boston's skyline has changed over the decades
A new exhibit at the Boston Athenaeum showcases images of Boston taken 30 years apart by photographers Berenice Abbott and Irene Shwachman. Radio Boston spoke with assistant curator Lauren Graves...
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PHOTOS: Massive Vineyard Wind turbines under construction in New Bedford
WBUR visited New Bedford to see the staging area for Vineyard Wind 1, the country's first large-scale offshore wind project.
Photos: Nasturtiums return to the Gardner Museum
Nasturtiums have returned in dramatic fashion to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. The display of foliage is an annual tradition that began in 1904 in celebration of Gardner's birthday.
Checking in on Vineyard Wind, country's first large offshore wind project in Mass.
WBUR visited Barnstable to see where the project stands and learn what work remains.
The photos that helped us tell the stories of 2022
In 2022, WBUR covered everything from the ups and downs of the MBTA and the election of a new governor to the impact that overturning Roe and immigration at the...
PHOTOS: Climate protests snarl traffic during Boston's morning commute
Climate change protesters blocked traffic in Boston Wednesday in an effort to pressure the state to stop future fossil projects.