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1 of 3The New York Times: How Ebola Roared BackResidents set in for the evening in the village of Meliandou, where a 1-year-old boy named Emile Ouamouno came down with symptoms consistent with Ebola and died in late Dec. 2013, in Guinea, Dec. 14, 2014. Emile is considered Patient Zero in the current outbreak across Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia.Daniel Berehulak—The New York Times/Redux -
2 of 3TIME LightBox: Notes From Underground A child sleeps during the afternoon in the Trudovski shelter. Trudovski, Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine. Oct. 18, 2014.Ross McDonnell -
3 of 3BBC Radio 4: Interview with Brendan Hoffman Blood stains the spot in a wheat field where the body of a passenger on Malaysia Airlines flight MH 17 landed and was later removed on July 19, 2014 in Grabovo, Ukraine.Brendan Hoffman—Getty Images
Today’s daily Photojournalism Links collection highlights Daniel Berehulak‘s stunning work from Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone for a comprehensive New York Times account that charts the devastating resurgence of Ebola in West Africa last year. One of the photographs captures the Guinean village where a one-year-old boy, considered to be Patient Zero of the outbreak, died just over a year ago. It’s both painterly yet haunting, as it captures the birth place of a health crisis that has led to thousands of deaths.
Daniel Berehulak: How Ebola Roared Back (The New York Times) See also the slideshow: Ebola Ravages Economies in West Africa
Ross McDonnell: Notes from Underground (TIME LightBox) Pictures show civilians in eastern Ukraine sheltering in Cold War era bunkers
Brendan Hoffman (BBC Radio 4 World at One) Hoffman about his work in Ukraine and on the MH17 crash site
Toward A New Documentary Expression (Aperture) Stephen Mayes reflects on documentary photography’s shifting terrain
PhotoBooks 2014 (Vogue Italia) The magazine asked photo editors, artists, photographers and photography experts to choose the photobooks that defined the year
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