Alice Gabriner

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Inside North Korea: The Photographs That Moved Them Most

In headlines, North Korea exists mainly as a menace, an endless string of military parades, missile tests and nuclear threats. In pictures from space, it’s far less: With limited power supply, after dark the country...

By Alice Gabriner and Charlie Campbell

A LIFE Photographer Was Killed on Assignment 50 Years Ago. His Work Endures

Paul Schutzer died in the earliest hours of the Six-Day War in 1967

By Alice Gabriner

Polar Bears and Climate Change: The Photographs That Moved Them Most

Photographers, explorers and scientists reflect on the fragile status of polar bears

By Alice Gabriner

The Photos We Loved: President Obama Through Pete Souza's Lens

We selected the 122 photographs that defined Obama's presidency

By Alice Gabriner

Behind the Most Powerful Photos of Obama's Years in the White House

Pete Souza reflects on eight years spent with President Obama and the two million images he shot

By Julia Lull and Alice Gabriner

Protecting Nature: The Photographs That Moved Them Most

Eight photographers discuss the effects of climate change

By Bianca Silva and Alice Gabriner

Photographing the Last Days of FARC

Alvaro Ybarra Zavala has spent the last 12 years documenting Colombia's FARC

By Alice Gabriner

10 Years After the Lebanon War: The Photos That Moved Them Most

18 photographers reflect on the 2006 Lebanon War

By Alice Gabriner

Yuri Kozyrev in Iraq, 2002-2016: Witnessing the U.S. Invasion, the Rise of the Insurgency and the Fight Against ISIS

A look back at 14 years of work in Iraq

By Alice Gabriner

Meet Bernie Sanders' Official Campaign Photographer

"What I’m trying to do is show people what it would look like if he was president."

By Alice Gabriner

The Many Lives of the Calais 'Jungle' Refugee Camp

The French government is set to clear Calais' "jungle" once again, but there's little doubt that migrants and refugees will come back

By Olivier Laurent and Alice Gabriner

Reflecting on the Legacy of Egypt's Revolution

"This is not the Egypt I longed for"

By Olivier Laurent , Andrew Katz and Alice Gabriner

A Photographer's Personal Look at Vietnam 40 Years After the War

For the new generation of Vietnamese, the war is a distant memory.

By Alice Gabriner and Ye Ming

A Change of Name Heralds a New Direction for Photo Non-Profit

Winners of Activist Awards announced as PhotoPhilanthropy operates its own transformation

By Alice Gabriner

Meet TIME's International Photo Editor

TIME's new International Photo Editor discusses transformations in the photography market and the need to find new ways to tell stories

By Alice Gabriner
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