The Week in Pictures: June 16, 2017
Photos by The New York Times and by photographers from around the world. Read more »
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The World According to Black Women Photographers
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The World According to Black Women Photographers
“Mfon: Women Photographers of the African Diaspora,” features images by 100 women from around the world and offers a challenge to anyone who dares say they don’t know of any black women photographers. Read more »
Culture and Traditions in Communities of Color
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Photographing Culture and Traditions in Communities of Color
A friendship forged as teenagers in Chicago has taken Frank Stewart and John Simmons on a long journey documenting the lives and traditions of African-Americans.Read more »
Camaraderie in the U.S. Navy: Photos from World War II
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Camaraderie in the U.S. Navy: Photos From World War II
A trove of photographs by Fons Iannelli, a member of the Naval Aviation Photographic Unit during WWII, shows military life at sea.Read more »
Between War and Peace in Colombia
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Between War and Peace in Colombia
While the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia started laying down their arms this year, Federico Rios turned his gaze to the National Liberation Army, or E.L.N., the nation’s second-largest rebel group.Read more »
The Week in Pictures: June 9, 2017
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The Week in Pictures: June 9, 2017
Photos by The New York Times and by photographers from around the world. Read more »
Honoring Blues and Roots Musicians in Tintypes
Credit Timothy Duffy
Honoring Blues and Roots Musicians in Tintypes
After decades as an advocate for American roots musicians, Timothy Duffy, founder of the Music Maker Relief Foundation, is producing art of his own. His vision has not changed a bit.Read more »
How Do You Photograph Lions? Be as Boring as Possible.
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How Do You Photograph Wild Lions? Be as Boring as Possible.
Michael “Nick” Nichols thinks photography is more interesting when you’re driven to do something. Like spending months in the wild photographing gorillas, elephants and lions. Read more »
Black Soldiers’ Double War
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Black Soldiers: Fighting America’s Enemies Abroad and Racism at Home
A book documents the complex history of black soldiers, illuminating their triumphs and challenges. Read more »
The Week in Pictures: June 2, 2017
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The Week in Pictures: June 2, 2017
Photos by The New York Times and by photographers from around the world. Read more »
Latin American Pictures of the Year
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Latin American Pictures of the Year
Despite the challenges facing photojournalism, the winners of the latest Pictures of the Year Latam competition show how they are surging forward by staying true to their vision, not copying others.Read more »
