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Woodstock, Nixon, Stonewall and the Man on the Moon: 50 Years Since 1969

By Bloomberg Businessweek — A photo essay showing the impact of ’69 on technology, politics and culture. By Ian Fisher, Marisa Gertz, and Philip Brian Tabuas June 7,..

Jun 7, 2019 348

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Heartbreaking photos of greyhounds caught in an age-old Spanish hunting tradition

By The Washington Post — By David Arribas and Dee Swann The Washington Post partnered with Visura in an open call for submissions of photo essays . The Post..

Jun 7, 2019 581

Portraits of high school athletes that go beyond their outer strength and reveal their inner drive

By The Washington Post — By James Lattanzio and Chloe Coleman June 6 In summer 2016, I decided to act on a long-simmering idea to do a series of portraits..

Jun 6, 2019 311

The Political Week in Photos

By Bloomberg Businessweek — By Alan Crawford and Gem Atkinson It was a bad week for China. Still subject to U.S. tariffs on trade, Beijing was the focus of..

Jun 6, 2019 202

Bloomberg’s Week in Pictures

By Bloomberg Businessweek — Bloomberg News June 6, 2019, 7:00 PM EDT Trump’s visit to the U.K. tests the “special relationship”; huge crowds in Hong Kong..

Jun 6, 2019 206

What life’s like in the world’s northernmost naturally inhabited town

By The Washington Post — By Kenneth Dickerman and Anna Filipova June 5 Anna Filipova photographs areas that most of us will never set foot in. But she’s not just a..

Jun 5, 2019 227

A new book of photographs offers a penetrating look at the segregated South during Redemption and Jim Crow

By The Washington Post — By Sarah Stacke June 3 Photographer Hugh Mangum was an uncanny portraitist. Maybe it was because of the professional hypnotist training he..

Jun 3, 2019 155

When money in Venezuela stopped functioning as currency, this photographer turned it into art

By The Washington Post — By Felipe Jácome and Chloe Coleman May 24 Last summer, thousands of Venezuelan migrants began fleeing across South America..

May 24, 2019 106

on The Washington Post: Her husband’s government has been excluded from peace talks. But Afghanistan’s first lady is rallying the women.

By Kiana Hayeri — By Amie Ferris-Rotman and Sayed Salahuddin KABUL — For many women in Afghanistan, peace talks between the United States and the Taliban..

Apr 18, 2019 1164

Hoping to preserve ancestral homelands and culture, these indigenous groups in Mexico have established semi-autonomous governments

By The Washington Post — By Kenneth Dickerman Photo editor April 17 For the past six years, photographer Scott Brennan has been spending time with indigenous groups in..

Apr 17, 2019 90

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BuzzFeed News: 10 Photo Stories That Will Challenge Your View Of The World

By Kate Bubacz — Written by Gabriel H. Sanchez BuzzFeed News Photo Essay Editor In celebration of Earth Day, BuzzFeed News offers a suite of photo stories on..

Apr 11, 2019 182

Bloomberg’s Week in Pictures

By Bloomberg Businessweek — Penguins, prosecutors and parliamentary stalemate.

Apr 4, 2019 1405

What it’s like living in an abandoned building in one of the most-populous cities in the world

By The Washington Post — Last fall, The Washington Post partnered with Visura in an open call for submissions of photo essays . The Post selected five winners and..

Mar 27, 2019 2650

The Washington Post In Sight: Vincent Fournier’s ‘Space Utopia’: Space exploration as humanity’s great adventure

By Annaliese Nurnberg — Annaliese Nurnberg and Vincent Fournier Photo Editor March 18 The images in Vincent Fournier’s new book, “Space Utopia,” are..

Mar 19, 2019 110

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InSight: ’Etched, carved and broken’: A photographer’s view of the world’s largest underground marble quarry

By The Washington Post — By Chloe Coleman Photo Editor Last Fall, The Washington Post partnered with Visura in an open call for submissions of photo essays . The Post..

Mar 1, 2019 1709

Environment Media News

Brazil’s Deadly Dam Collapse Could Force the Mining Industry to Change

By Bloomberg Businessweek — The list of catastrophic failures will continue to grow so long as cost ranks ahead of safety. Written by Danielle Bochove, Laura Millan Lombrana,..

Feb 21, 2019 1407

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