Photography
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Elliott D Woods spent time among the ranchers of Phillips County in northern Montana, where public land is a source of life to which they’re intimately connected
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Over the years a large population of grey herons have made an unlikely home in urban Amsterdam. Julie Hrudova documents how the birds integrate into city life
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We bring you the best images from Cardiff after Real Madrid’s 4-1 win over Juventus gave the Spanish club their 12th European Cup win and meant they became the first side to retain the trophy in the Champions League era
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Giles Duley’s moving images of refugees on the perilous journey to Europe
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When more than a million refugees made their perilous journeys westward from the Middle East, photojournalist Giles Duley made this deeply affecting record
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Beth Ditto, cult TV, politicians, playwrights and performers feature in this month’s showcase of the best photography commissioned by the Observer
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A car-bombing in Kabul, protests in Caracas, Europe’s refugee crisis and the battle for Mosul – the news of the week captured by the world’s best photojournalists
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Kevin Holland meets the new prime minister at the Aylesbury estate, London, June 1997
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Photographer Sean Smith has spent the last few weeks covering Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour general election campaign
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Photographer Thomas Annan captured Glasgow between the 1860s and 70s, at a time when the city had transformed and rapidly grown
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of highlights from around the world, including newborn meerkats in Japan
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Richard Wright beguiles Glasgow, modern art takes London, and a dog urinates in New York – all in your weekly dispatch
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Politicians, governments and newspapers across the world react with dismay and frustration over US president’s decision to pull the world’s second biggest emitter of greenhouse gases out of the agreement
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Poignant portraits and wanderlusty landscapes are again to the fore in this month’s excellent selection
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Taken a fab travel photo this year? Then enter our travel photo competition for a chance to win a wildlife holiday for two to Costa Rica with Exodus Travels. No theme – just send your best travel shot
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For this month’s project, Madeline Cornell of the Robert Mann Gallery in New York invites you to share your art on the theme of transportation
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‘Billy said, “I’ll do this – but I’m not one who performs because of an urgent need for approval”’
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Three times in the past six months, the waterfront slums of Lagos have been forcibly – and often violently – evicted by the government
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In our weekly look at people’s travels through three Instagram images, Oliver Romano is on a Nile cruise from Aswan to Luxor
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The Japanese designer, whose daring aesthetic was honoured at the Met Gala last month, is being celebrated in a new book
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Over 200,000 youth are enrolled in cadet clubs that offer a potent mix of patriotism and play fighting. Photographer Sarah Blesener captured the camaraderie among the students in her series Toy Soldiers
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The school was founded by teachers and former dancers of Leningrad’s Kirov ballet and is considered to be one of the four leading state ballet schools in Russia
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This rare but celebrated book, 10 years in the making, reveals the late photographer’s affinity with birds
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These botanical backup systems aim to ensure the reintroduction of species after a catastrophic event. Dornith Doherty’s images include the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, recently breached by meltwater
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He’s created the most popular modern art museum in the world, but that’s just one corner of a sprawling empire. As Tate’s driven director steps down after 30 years, we reveal how he transformed a dusty pile by the Thames into an £86m global force
City exposures Urban memories: cities in the 1980s – readers' photos