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Number Fever: The Pepsi Contest That Became a Deadly Fiasco

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Reading Canada’s coronavirus outbreak in the faces of Toronto’s citizens

The Washington Post

John Hryniuk documented the people of Toronto as the city transformed during the coronavirus pandemic. Reading Canada’s coronavirus outbreak in the faces of Toronto’s citizens John Hryniuk documented the people of Toronto as the city transformed during the coronavirus pandemic.

Romanza Gym in Athleta Magazine

Romanza Gym: spartani e vincenti - Athleta Magazine Romanza Gym: spartani e vincenti. Viaggio visivo nella mecca della boxe messicana Athleta published a spread of a short essay I shot about Romanza Gym, Mexico's boxing Mecca.

Meet the adorable penguins this photographer discovered on a trip to Antarctica

The Washington Post

Albert Dros "instantly fell in love" with these creatures. Troy Witcher and Albert Dros Perspective | Meet the adorable penguins this photographer discovered on a trip to Antarctica Albert Dros "instantly fell in love" with these creatures.

On assignment with The New York Times Magazine

Birgit Krippner

Feeling incredible happy and honored that I was the chosen photographer for this story. Thank you Shannon Simon and NYT Magazine. Meeting Behrouz Boochani, staying with him at his home in Christchurch for a couple of days and getting to know this most interesting person a little, what previlage this was for me. Today the article was..

12 Emerging Photographers You Should Know by NYT

12 Emerging Photographers You Should Know Projects from these up-and-coming photographers are being displayed on four-foot wooden cubes at this year’s Photoville beneath the Brooklyn Bridge.

Laid off, rehired, laid off again, and now without a weekly $600 boost.

José A. Alvarado Jr.

After coronavirus-related lockdowns forced dining establishments in New York to close in March, Hannah Lane, 24, was laid off as a server in a popular Gramercy Park restaurant where she made about $60,000 a year. Her girlfriend, also a restaurant worker, was laid off on the same day. Both applied for unemployment benefits, and although her..

Park Slope’s many Black-, Hispanic- and immigrant-owned businesses have tapped friends and family around the world.

José A. Alvarado Jr.

Brooklyn’s Fifth Avenue was a ghost town all spring, erupted with Black Lives Matter protests at the start of summer and has now been transformed into a lively outdoor dining room as restaurants and bars spill out into the street.⁠⠀ ⁠⠀ The evolution is a relief to residents and businesses. But it has forced many owners to scramble for cash..

Mexican families mourn workers claimed by Covid in the US

Alejandra Rajal

In the last weeks, I´ve been working on a story in my hometown about the impact Covid-19 has had in migrant families in Puebla, Mexico after the repatriation of 250 urns from the tri-state area, 105 of them belonging to Puebla. Thank you to the Martinez and Trinidad families for opening their houses and sharing the stories of Juan and..

STERN assignment /underground raves in Berlin

Nadja Wohlleben

Happy to see my images from last weekends secret underground rave published in the current issue of STERN magazine. With brilliant writing by Ruben Rehage. Thanks to Andreas Trampe for the exciting assignment! Raven bis der Arzt kommt – so feiert Berlins Partyvolk trotz Corona weiter Junge Berliner feiern in Parks die Nächte durch...

Mother and son create pandemic portraits ‘to remember the days we spent at home together in this brew of love and fear’

The Washington Post

Brooklyn-based photographer Sarah Stacke collaborated with her first grade son to create lasting memories from this historic time of upheaval and uncertainty. Kenneth Dickerman and Sarah Stacke

A family’s life in a glass box during Dubai’s coronavirus lockdown

The Washington Post

When the coronavirus hit, photographer Natalie Naccache was forced to go into lockdown with her husband and her daughter. Through her photography, she tells her family’s story.

on NPR: Feminist, Nonbinary Collective Portrays Latin American Culture In Unique Fashion

A recent feature in NPR by Native Founder Laura Beltrán Villamizar highlighting RUDA Collective , a group that includes Native Photographer Fabiola Ferrero . Feminist, Nonbinary Collective Portrays Latin American Culture In Unique Fashion While challenging sexist and colonial narratives deeply rooted in the region, these women..

A photographer in Mexico uses an imperfect camera to document an uncertain time

The Washington Post

Luis Antonio Rojas documented the coronavirus pandemic unfolding in Mexico City through the lens of a toy camera. Perspective | A photographer in Mexico uses an imperfect camera to document an uncertain time Luis Antonio Rojas documented the coronavirus pandemic unfolding in Mexico City through the lens of a toy camera.

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