Adam McCauley

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Hong Kong Art, a Year After the Umbrella Revolution

The city's cultural community is both inspired by the passion of 2014's democracy uprising and wary of the consequences it may have

By Adam McCauley / Hong Kong

Volunteers Burn Nepal's Unclaimed Bodies as Death Toll Rises

Morgues have no space for newly-arrived bodies in Kathmandu

By Adam McCauley / Kathmandu

Americans Stranded in Nepal Tell Their Story of Survival

Speaking exclusively with TIME, they describe their rescue from the barren Langtang mountains following the Nepal earthquake

By Adam McCauley / Kathmandu

Nepal Teen Found After 5 Days

A nation prays he's not the last survivor found alive

By Adam McCauley / Kathmandu and Charlie Campbell

U.S. First Responders in Nepal

TIME travels with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Disaster and Relief Team to the town of Bhaktapur

By Adam McCauley / Bhaktapur

Aid Slow to Reach Nepalese Villages

Survivors of the quake in Sindhupalchok district tell TIME they have yet to see aid workers or officials

By Adam McCauley / Kathmandu

Masses Shelter at Nepal Airport

The small Nepalese airport houses tourists waiting to go home, while welcoming recovery teams

By Adam McCauley / Kathmandu

Poor Countries Do Most of the World's Peacekeeping

It is an unfair burden for troops who are less well trained, under-supplied and ill equipped

By Adam McCauley

3 Students Tell What They Saw at Tiananmen

Jonathan Chan, Kenneth Lam and Liane Lee were eyewitnesses to the bloody events of June 4, 1989. Now a quarter-century later, the former Hong Kong activists and student supporters of the Tiananmen protests share their painful memories

By Adam McCauley / Hong Kong

Bridging Eras: Photographer Sam Comen's Travels Through Lost Hills

Photographer Sam Comen wanted to find a new way to explore the American historical narrative, so he turned to the small town of Lost Hills, Calif. to illustrate the duality of the immigrant-American experience.

By Adam McCauley

The Lingering Light of Childhood: Doug DuBois' Ireland

American photographer Doug DuBois captures kids on the cusp of adulthood in Ireland.

By Adam McCauley

The Art of Aggregation: Angelo Musco’s Bodyscapes

Italian artist Angelo Musco has spent years catching viewers by surprise. His conceptual worlds aren't just immense, they are constructed from millions of nude human bodies.

By Adam McCauley

After Puberty and Before Manhood: A Period of Juvenile Prosperity

From riding the rails to working on diesel engines, Mike Brodie's life in photography is anything but usual. His photographs of America's hidden community of train-hoppers, featured in his first book by Twin Palms Publishers, take the audience off the beaten path too.

By Adam McCauley

Jim Naughten: Conflict and Costume in Namibia

Fifteen years after his first trip to Namibia, photographer Jim Naughten returned to document the Herero tribe — a people whose history and colorful dress has been indefinitely shaped by their colonial experience.

By Adam McCauley

Forgotten Spaces: Jon Tonks' Search for Empire

British Photographer Jon Tonks has traveled more than 50,000 miles, requiring more than 20 flights and three-plus weeks at sea, to document the last vestiges of the British Empire.

By Adam McCauley

Renaissance Man: Nadav Kander Rediscovers the Nude

Photographer Nadav Kander's new show, Bodies: 6 Women, 1 Man, marries a sensitivity for powerful portraiture with an artistic appreciation for Renaissance-style art.

By Adam McCauley

Lurking in Liberty: A Photographer’s Journey into the Human and Animal World

Photographer Daniel Naudé has spent the last six years chasing wild dogs across his native South Africa in an effort to understand the relationship between human and animal, and why we never quite know which one we are.

By Adam McCauley

Real Photographer, Fake War: Jonathan Olley and Zero Dark Thirty

Many Americans have likely seen Jonathan Olley’s photographs, even if they don't know him by name. Olley, the stills photographer behind Zero Dark Thirty and The Hurt Locker, was previously a war photographer documenting conflict in the former Yugoslavia.

By Adam McCauley

The Story Behind the Iconic Photograph from Sandy Hook

At 9:59 last Friday morning, Shannon Hicks pulled her 2006 Jeep Wrangler off the road just outside Sandy Hook Elementary school. As associate editor and photographer for Newtown, Connecticut’s local paper, The Newtown Bee, she...

By Adam McCauley
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