Black & White Photography

Robben Island: Nelson Mandela's Prison Home

By Tony Karon

In the Beginnings: Sebastião Salgado's Genesis

By Richard Lacayo

Vacationland: Rural Maine Chronicled in the Photography of Steven Rubin

By Tara Godvin

2011 Military Photographer of the Year

By Mark Thompson
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The Search for the Best New Black-and-White Photographers

An exclusive look at MONO, a new publication on the hunt for the most exciting black and white photographers in the world. LightBox looks at this year's winners, along with the curators' selection of more established artists.

By Paul Moakley

Sleepless Nights in Paris' Red Light District

Photographer Christer Strömholm documents the nightlife of Pigalle's transsexual prostitutes in the republishing of his 1986 book, Les Amies de Place Blanche.

By Yumi Goto

The Orphaned Elderly of Kathmandu

Photographer Dan Giannopoulos documents the desperate conditions of the forsaken people living in the shadow of one of Nepal's holiest sites.

By Ishaan Tharoor

Smells Like Teen Spirit: Tavi Gevinson Interviews Olivia Bee

Despite being only 17-years-old, Olivia Bee has already attracted top clients with her intimate and poetic vision of teenage life. TIME asked 15-year-old fashion blogging phenomenon Tavi Gevinson to interview her about her life and art.

By Myles Little

Tales of The Mexican Suitcase

A new documentary about the lost negatives of Robert Capa, a pioneer in war photography, sheds light on Spain’s forgotten past.

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Rodrigo Abd and Guatemala’s Indigenous Beauty Queens

Associated Press photographer Rodrigo Abd recently traveled to Coban, Guatemala to document the women competing to become this year’s National Indigenous Queen of Guatemala.

By Myles Little

Beatlemania Revisited

Christie's auctioned off 50 lots of never-before-seen photos of the Beatles during their historic visit to America in 1964.

By Yumi Goto

Summertime with the McCartneys

Thirteen years after her untimely death from breast cancer, the Bonni Benrubi Gallery in New York City is showcasing photographs by Linda McCartney that chronicle her professional career with images of iconic rock-n-roll musicians, celebrities,...

By Yumi Goto

Henry Wessel's Californication

“It was like being in paradise. The light was so sharp, you could see the edge on everything. I got off the plane and I wanted to photograph everything that was there—I couldn’t stop.” That’s...

By Yumi Goto

Under the Influence of Justin Bieber: Photographs by Joachim Ladefoged

For the TIME 100 photographer Joachim Ladefoged caught up with the performer and his adoring fans on his world tour with an exclusive look at show.

By TIME Photo Department

Behind the Photos: the Attempted Assassination of President Reagan Revisited

On March 30, 1981, AP photographer Ron Edmonds made pictures of the assassination attempt on Ronald Reagan that would earn him the Pulitzer Prize for Spot News Photography. On the 30th anniversary, he talked to LightBox about the story behind the pictures.

By Neil Harris

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.

By TIME Photo Department
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