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First Person: Pakistan’s Flood Lands Overrun by Thousands of Spiders

In the absence of people, arachnids take over the vegetation creating a bizarre and dramatic scene in Pakistan.

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Closeup: Best Pictures of the Week, April 1 – April 8

This week Afghanistan protestors react to a U.S. pastor's burning of the Quran, the Libyan conflict continues, and UN peacekeepers provide security in Ivory Coast.

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Egypt In Flux: Photographs by Thomas Dworzak

Photographer Thomas Dworzak, on assignment for TIME, captures post-revolutionary Cairo, Egypt.

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UPDATE — International Mine Action Day: Portraits by Marco Grob

Improvising a studio on a former battlefield, Grob along with a team from the UN created this portfolio to help raise awareness to International Land Mine Day, April 4. The gallery is now updated to include pictures from Cambodia, which will be on view at the UN starting tomorrow.

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The Uprising: Reflections on the Egyptian Revolution by Dominic Nahr

A look back at Dominic Nahr's assignment in Egypt in photographs and sound.

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Closeup: Best Pictures of the Week, March 25 - April 1

Welcome to the first installment of Close-Up. This week, Japan grieves for those lost to the tsunami, French aircraft enforce NATO's no fly-zone over Libya and London protesters rally against government budget cuts.

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Dispatch from Libya: Photographs by Yuri Kozyrev

Updated March 31, 2011
TIME contract photographer Yuri Kozyrev photographs the ongoing battle between rebels and Gaddafi forces in eastern Libya.

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Transition to Spring with Justin Maxon

For the start of Spring, LightBox presents a series of multiple exposure images by Justin Maxon photographed exclusively for TIME

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Dispatch from Japan: James Nachtwey’s Impressions in Words and Pictures

TIME photographer James Nachtwey was one of the first photographers on the ground in northern Japan covering the devastating effects of the earthquake and tsunami. Here is an essay, in his words, accompanied by additional...

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Dispatch from Japan: Photographs by Dominic Nahr

TIME contract photographer Dominic Nahr documents the aftermath of the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan

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Anthony Suau: Foreclosure Crisis Follow-Up

On assignment for TIME, Anthony Suau traveled to Cleveland at the height of the foreclosure crisis in 2008, making award-winning photographs in the process. He returned two years later to gauge the city's attempts to dig out of the mess.

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Behind the Scenes: Bringing a Tea Party to Life

A look behind the scenes at the making of an epic TIME photo, recreating a historic tea party with modern political figures. Photo-Illustration by Finlay MacKay for TIME; Set Design by Gille Mills; Costume Styling...

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Revisiting Aisha

This weekend the winners of World Press Photo are gathered in Amsterdam for the awards and lectures. Last night Jodi Bieber spoke about her approach in making the World Press Photo of the year, and showed a recent photo of Aisha who's featured on the cover of TIME August 9, 2010.

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Richard Mosse: The Tent Cities of Haiti

Four months after the Haiti earthquake, TIME commissioned photographer Richard Mosse to explore the fragile tent cities in and around Port-au-Prince that had been hastily erected for the hundreds of thousands of people who had lost their homes.

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The First 100 Days Behind the Lens: Barack Obama in Pictures

TIME contract photographer Callie Shell had extraordinary access to the Obama White House. In this video documentary, she describes how she captured her behind-the-scenes images of the first 100 days of Obama’s presidency.

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