Photography
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Tom Jenkins was at Centre Court to witness and capture all the excitement of Andy Murray’s victory over Milos Raonic
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The riders in the peloton needed all the strength in their legs to ascend the 2115m high Col du Tourmalet, the highest paved mountain pass in the French Pyrenees, on stage eight of the 2016 Tour de France
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For last week’s photography assignment in the Observer New Review we asked you to share your photos on the theme of tangled via GuardianWitness. Here’s a selection of our favourites
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We’re now running a regular weekly photography assignment in the Observer New Review and wherever you are in the world, this week we’d like to see your pictures on the theme ‘over.’
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German photographer Max Slobodda’s Merge series captures people, and occasionally animals, appearing to melt into their surroundings
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Over 3,000 people walk the streets of Hull without their clothes on Saturday morning.
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Thomas Crymes loves rollercoasters, he has ridden and photographed over 350 of them. His latest book has photographs of over 100 rides in 38 parks
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The deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, France beat Germany to reach the final of Euro 2016, Tony Blair and the Iraq war inquiry, Serena Williams at Wimbledon – the best photography in news, culture and sport from around the world this week
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More than 3,000 people in east Yorkshire city were painted with four shades of blue paint before US artist photographed them
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I feel grateful that people sent food to us when we were in such a dire predicament
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Merseyside comes alive with art and Antony Gormley laments the ‘termites’ nests’ that are today’s cityscapes. Plus all the week’s other art happenings all in your weekly art dispatch
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The winners of the 9th annual iPhone photography awards have been announced, chosen from thousands of entries from 139 countries
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world, including Dallas shooting aftermath, Pamplona bull run and floods in Philippines
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Exploring the Lebanese photographer’s portrait of a deserted restaurant
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The champagne rightly flowed after England’s 57-run win over Pakistan in their final T20 match, which gave them a 3-0 series victory. The visitors will be glad to see the back of their big-hitting hosts after also losing the earlier ODI series 3-0
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Critics called his photographs a con when they were first shown 40 years ago, but Eggleston’s colour-saturated work has found lasting fame, defying interpretation
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This multi-day trek across hills and lava fields east of Reykjavik is hard and subject to extreme weather, but that’s what makes it one of the most rewarding hikes in the world
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Supporters of Brazil’s São Paulo put on a show outside their Morumbi stadium as the teams arrived for the 2016 Copa Libertadores semi-final first leg.
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world, including Ivana Kupala in Ukraine and an education protest in Brazil
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Photographer Ahmad Abushakeema is collecting 1,000 portraits that capture the racial and cultural diversity of the nation
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‘It’s a reference to the fact that I was adopted. You don’t know if the mother’s arm is coming in – or moving away’
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From the mid-70s, leftwing political figures were imprisoned, tortured and killed throughout South America as part of a dictators’ pact called Operation Condor. Photographer João Pina has tracked its legacy
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Hungarian photographer Bence Bakonyi travelled to Haiti five years after its devastating earthquake, and found a country still living hand-to-mouth
Tom Jenkins' best shots of Wimbledon 2016 — in pictures