Today’s daily Photojournalism Links collection highlights Charles Mostoller's series on teen horseback riders in urban Philadelphia. The photographer documented young men, working at the stables southwest, who take care of the horses, clean the facilities and earn a little bit of pocket money by offering cheap pony rides. Their main reward, though, is the right to take the horses out themselves. Mostoller's pictures offer a fascinating glimpse into these young cowboys, riding in one of the most unexpected settings: the concrete jungle.
Charles Mostoller: The Concrete Cowboys of Philadelphia (The Wall Street Journal)
Anonymous and Meridith Kohut: Cuba’s Economic Fortunes May be Slow to Turn (The New York Times) These photographs capture Cuba's capital, desperately awaiting change.
Celebrating 80 Years of Associated Press’ Wirephoto (TIME LightBox) A look back at the history of Associated Press' Wirephoto.
Why it pays to work the fringes (Columbia Journalism Review) Insightful look at Lynsey Addario's biography, It's What I Do.
2014 and Beyond: Philip Montgomery (American Photo) The magazine picks Montgomery as one of the top talents to follow in the years to come.