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Alex Webb: Notes on The Suffering of Light

Acclaimed photographer Alex Webb writes exclusively for LightBox on the first comprehensive monograph of his work, The Suffering of Light.

By Phil Bicker

Close Up: Pictures From the Royal Wedding Day

The spectacle and pageantry of the royal union. Prince William and Kate Middleton are married. The Abbey, the Palace, the dress, a celebration, a kiss, and maybe a tear?

By Phil Bicker

Broken Treaties: Aaron Huey's Pine Ridge Billboard Project

Photographer Aaron Huey is collaborating with artists, Ernesto Yerena and Shepard Fairey to spread the message of the Lakota Sioux.

By Phil Bicker

Photographs of a 4-year-old Survivor of Japan's Tsunami

Many family photographs have been found in the rubble and ruins of the earthquake and tsunami. Photographer Toru Hanai explains how these precious keepsakes are being restored and returned to their owners.

By Phil Bicker

Emphas.is Crowdfunding for Photojournalists: From the Series Photojournalism at the Crossroads

Emphas.is aims to create an environment where members of the public can fund projects and connect directly with photojournalists in the field.

By Phil Bicker

First Person: A Single Frame from the Conclusion of the Allied Air Strike on Libya by Anja Niedringhaus

Lightbox noticed a strange and unusual photograph among the many compelling images to come out of Libya and asked photographer Anja Niedringhaus for the backstory.

By Phil Bicker

Maske: Phyllis Galembo

Phyllis Galembo’s extraordinary photographs document the costume, ritual and traditions of masquerade within Africa and across the African diaspora.

By Phil Bicker

First Person: A Single Frame From Japan's Tsunami Aftermath by David Guttenfelder

Lightbox noticed a particularly poignant photograph among the many haunting images of the devastation and asked photographer David Guttenfelder for the backstory.

By Phil Bicker

The Border: Victoria Sambunaris

Victoria Sambunaris's photography focuses on the American landscape. Her latest body of work
is on the U.S.-Mexican border.

By Phil Bicker

Justice for Rape Victims in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Portraits of the women who participated in a landmark case in the D.R.C. Photographs by Pete Muller / AP

By Phil Bicker

Six New Breeds at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show

A portfolio of the new faces at this year's blue-ribbon-canine event. Photographed for TIME by Juliana Sohn

By Phil Bicker

Bird's-eye View: Afghanistan

This series of photographs of Helmand Province from the air were taken during Associated Press photographer Kevin Frayer's embed in January 2011.

By Phil Bicker

Jehad Nga's Polaroids: From the Series Photojournalism at the Crossroads

For a series of pirate portraits he made in Somalia, photographer Jehad Nga used Polaroid film.

By Phil Bicker

Krisanne Johnson's Kickstarter: From the Series Photojournalism at the Crossroads

Krisanne Johnson looked to Kickstarter, an online funding platform, to raise the money that enabled her to return to Swaziland to complete her long-term project on HIV/AIDS

By Phil Bicker

Richard Mosse's Infrared Photography: From the Series Photojournalism at the Crossroads

Fellowship for photographer who chose to shoot with infrared film for his earlier project in eastern Congo.

By Phil Bicker

Justin Maxon's Multiple Exposures: From the Series Photojournalism at the Crossroads

For his very personal and intimate Joop Swart Masterclass Project, photographer Justin Maxon used in-camera multiple exposure of Kodachrome film.

By Phil Bicker

David Guttenfelder's iPhone Photography: From the Series Photojournalism at the Crossroads

During an embed with the 3rd Battalion, 6th Marines, in February, AP's David Guttenfelder used his iPhone to make images of the battle for Marjah in Afghanistan's Helmand province.

By Phil Bicker

The Last Roll of Kodachrome: From the Series Photojournalism at the Crossroads

When Steve McCurry heard that Kodak was to discontinue its legendary film, he asked the company if he could get the last roll off the assembly line.

By Phil Bicker

The Most Surprising Pictures of 2010

LightBox presents a selection of the more unexpected and unusual images you might have missed — but should see now

By Phil Bicker

Afghanistan's Graffiti Wars

The artwork of Taliban, American and British forces competes on the walls of a Helmand province compound. Photographs by Finbarr O'Reilly / Reuters

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