Peter van Agtmael

A Photographer's Diary of 12 Months in Trump's America

Below the Surface: Photographing Coal Miners Without the Stereotypes

Peter van Agtmael photographed West Virginia's coal miners

Photographing the First Days of Donald Trump's America

"These photos represent the spirit of what I saw and felt in those days"

Why Facts Aren't Always Truths in Photography

Photographer Peter van Agtmael addresses the controversy behind Steve McCurry's manipulated photos

From the Battlefield to the Comedy Stage: Healing Bobby Henline

Having survived an IED blast that killed four of his fellow servicemen and left him with burns covering almost 40% of his body, Iraq War Veteran Bobby Henline is a stand-up comedian today, healing scars that are not so physical.

'The Best Photo From Vietnam': One Photographer's Defining Image of War

Art Greenspon was in his 20s while documenting the Vietnam War for the Associated Press. Days before being wounded, he made a photograph so incredible that war photographer David Douglas Duncan declared it the "best picture yet of the Vietnam War." It now graces the cover of the agency's new book, a major photographic history of the conflict.

Revisiting Memory and Preserving Legacy: Tim Hetherington and Chris Hondros

Nearly two years ago, photographers Tim Hetherington and Chris Hondros were killed in Misrata, Libya. A new documentary on Hetherington's life, produced by friend Sebastian Junger, premieres on HBO April 18, 2013. Here, photographer Peter van Agtmael reflects on the memory of his colleagues and the legacy of their lives.

On the Campaign Trail with Newt Gingrich

For this week's issue of TIME, photographer Peter van Agtmael covered Newt Gingrich's primary victory in South Carolina along with all the local color.