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This Egyptian photographer is exploring the effects of female genital mutilation

The Washington Post

Perspective | This Egyptian photographer is exploring the effects of female genital mutilation Egyptian photographer Somaya Abdelrahman is the winner of Too Young To Wed’s inaugural Emerging Photographers Fellowship Award. She has been recognized for her work, “A Permanent Wound.”

Happy New Year! The Malanka story published

Put your mask on: witness Malanka, the Ukrainian and Moldovan new year tradition that wards off evil Photos of an ancient pagan tradition

Feature Shoot interview - Climate Change, Drought, and Water Contamination: The Untold Story of California’s San Joaquin Valley

Climate Change, Drought, and Water Contamination: The Untold Story of California’s San Joaquin Valley - Feature Shoot The Wellcome Photography Prize 2021 is free to enter and open for submissions. They’re looking for the human stories behind three urgent health challenges: mental health problems, infectious diseases, and…

Working On It!

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My journal of thoughts on the what, the where, the how, why and when on many of the photographs I've taken.

SAFEZONE- for NYTimes

Anna Liminowicz

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On Factory Floors, a Chime and Flashing Light to Maintain Distance Businesses like Henkel, a big German chemical company, are trying wearable sensors to prevent virus outbreaks among workers. Text by Christopher F. Schuetze On assignment for The New York Times

Community Garden South India

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Savannah-based photographer Emerald Arguelles’s work is a testimony and a celebration of the importance of Black lives

The Washington Post

Perspective | Savannah-based photographer Emerald Arguelles’s work is a testimony and a celebration of the importance of Black lives Georgia photographer Emerald Arguelles’s project “Isn't it Beautiful?” was inspired by her own experience growing up in beauty salons and barber shops.

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Santa Muerte

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In death, we are all equal. Irregardless of one's wealth or power, no one can live forever. However, some are more reminded of this fact than others so people living a risky way of life (gang members, prostitutes, etc) and the underprivileged often visit Santa Muerte, the holy Saint of death, to pay homage for protection, and failing that,..

On The Washington Post: 51 lost lives: A portrait of the pandemic’s tragic toll in America’s nursing homes

On this year’s Thanksgiving Day, I spent some time with Malene, Curtis Jr., Corey and Curtis III for their first family gathering without Malene’s beloved late father, Mr. George Hawkins. As a resident of Unique Rehabilitation & Health Center in Northwest Washington, George Hawkins died from COVID in April. 2, shortly after the..

10 Stories of Support in a Year of Obstacles

José A. Alvarado Jr.

Karen Roman summed up her pandemic experience with dark humor. “I want to pull my hair out,” she said, laughing. “It’s challenging.” Ms. Roman, 35, started studying criminal justice part-time at a community college last year with hopes of becoming a parole officer. She was also working as a referral associate at..

On National Geographic: A historic day in photos: from a pro-Trump insurrection to a pre-dawn Biden victory sealed

For National Geographic , it was an honor to work along with two excellent colleagues, Hector Emanuel and Adam Ferguson, to document the MAGA rallies in Washington, D.C. More work is posted on Instagram . A historic day in photos: from a pro-Trump insurrection to a pre-dawn Biden victory sealed Insurgents breached the Capitol,..

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Pierfrancesco Lafratta

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Darjeeling Himalayan Railways

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Assignment for Thomson Reuters (DHR) 2019 Darjeeling Himalayan Railway trains which run on a two foot gauge railway and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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