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Diary of a Dance Troupe: A Deep Look at Alabama's Prancing Elites

Sara Naomi Lewkowicz documents a group of young, gay, black men who practice J-Sette — a form of dance characterized by sharp, cheerleading-style movements and hip-hop — that has earned viral acclaim, flourishing in, of all places, the Deep South.

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Homeless in Suburbia: Portraits From Jeffersonville, Indiana

Seventeen years after she originally photographed a homeless shelter in Jeffersonville, Indiana, photographer Dana Lixenberg returned, documenting for TIME the continuing lives of the shelter's tenants.

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A Glimpse Into the World of Dog Couture

With the start of New York City's Fashion Week, photographer Robin Schwartz presents an insider's view into another kind of couture: the bizarre, extreme, wonderful world of doggie fashion.

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My Belarusian Brides: Katherine Wolkoff's Search for Family and Familiarity

Photographer Katherine Wolkoff traveled to Belarus this July in search of women who looked like her, tracing an abstract family tree to find her ephemeral family.

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Steve Schapiro, Then and Now: Rare Images from a Photography Legend

The list of people Steve Schapiro has photographed during his career reads like a Who's Who of the most influential politicians, celebrities and newsmakers in American history over the last five decades. But his new book gives readers a look at his lesser-known and previously unpublished work.

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At the Fights: How Howard Schatz Gets His Best Boxing Shots

In his six-year journey to comprehensively capture the world of professional boxing, Howard Schatz experimented with flash, lighting, shutter speed—and even threw water, salt and powder on the athletes—to create the stroboscopic effect in his latest images.

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A Vibrant Past: Colorizing the Archives of History

For this week's issue of TIME, Sanna Dullaway digitally colorized archival images of America's 16th president in hopes of bringing history to life. Here's a look back on the iconic images she's revisited.

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The Men Behind Lincoln: Daniel Day-Lewis and Steven Spielberg by Marco Grob

During a TIME photo shoot with Daniel Day-Lewis and Steven Spielberg, contract photographer Marco Grob received a bit of unexpected guidance from a master of the screen.

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Imaginary Universe: Richard Kolker's Computer Generated Images

The artist's pictures of still lifes, interiors and landscapes are rendered with such precision and clarity that they appear like true, documentary shots.

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Behind the Cover: Bill Clinton Photographed by Mark Seliger

Nearly 20 years after he photographed Bill Clinton during his first term in the White House, Mark Seliger reunited with the former President earlier this month to produce this week’s cover of TIME.

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TIME Style&Design: Peter Hapak Photographs Marion Cotillard

To prepare for his cover sitting with Marion Cotillard for TIME Style&Design's fall issue, photographer Peter Hapak hit the archives, collecting pictures of Paris and Parisian fashion during the 1930s, including the work of famed French photographer Jacques Henri Lartigue.

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Behind the Covers: Martin Schoeller's Portraits of the 2012 U.S. Olympians

In his portrait series of gold-medal hopefuls for TIME’s 2012 Olympics special issue, Martin Schoeller shows three U.S. team members—gymnast Gabby Douglas, runner Lolo Jones and swimmer Ryan Lochte—whose passion for sport isn’t contained by training center walls.

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I Am Unbeatable: Donna Ferrato's Commitment to Abused Women

Donna Ferrato has documented domestic violence and its effects for more than 30 years. Over the past five years, she has refined her topic matter, focusing specifically on women who have left their abusers in a series called I Am Unbeatable.

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Marisol and the American Dream: One Photographer's 15-Year Project

Janet Jarman has documented the life of Marisol, a young Mexican immigrant, since she was a young girl still living in Mexico, more than 15 years ago.

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Behind the Cover: Capturing the American Dream

Jeff Minton photographed this week's TIME cover story, which documents the history of the American Dream.

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Behind the Cover: America's Undocumented Immigrants

Gian Paul Lozza photographed journalist Jose Antonio Vargas and 35 other undocumented immigrants for this week's cover story.

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Revisiting the South: Richard Misrach's Cancer Alley

Photographer Richard Misrach revisits one of the most industrial areas of the United States for a new exhibit at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta.

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Last Dance: American Proms by Gillian Laub

Gillian Laub crossed the country to capture the bittersweet anticipation and excitement of high-school proms for TIME.

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New York, Cocteau and a Parabolic Mirror: 'Berenice Abbott: Photographs'

The work of Berenice Abbott, who photographed Depression-era New York, is featured in a new exhibition at Toronto's Art Gallery of Ontario and an accompanying book.

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Brooklyn Bridge: Historic Photo of a New York Landmark

The Brooklyn Bridge opened to the public on May 24, 1883. Photographs of the work-in-progress bridge are now available to the public through the New York City Municipal Archives.

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