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Inside Gaza with Photographer Peter van Agtmael

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See the Real Impact of War in the Democratic Republic of Congo

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Meet the Photographers Covering Africa's Forgotten Conflict

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Nostalgic Photographs of Vacations Past

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Where Death Dies: The Curious Afterlife of Execution Chambers

Over the last three years, photographer Emily Kinni has chronicled former execution sites in post-death-penalty states

By Josh Sanburn

Chasing Blazes: Sublime Photos of Wildfires

Photographer Stuart Palley's summer evenings are spent chasing wildfires in Southern California. He tells TIME LightBox how he learned to handle the heat.

By Stuart Palley

Fatherhood and Folklore: Behind Scott Alario's Photographic Fables

Photographer Scott Alario set out to create a fantasy land for his daughter in his lush, black and white photos. Now nearly six-years-old, she's calling the shots, and pushing his work in the direction of a dreamy documentary of family and fatherhood.

By Krystal Grow

For England's WWII Reenactors, Authenticity Is the Message

Photojournalist Daniella Zalcman spent the last year photographing British war reenactors paying tribute to history and the lasting legacy of World War II.

By Krystal Grow

DIY Skateparks: A Global Architecture of Rebellion

Richard Gilligan traveled around Europe and the United States photographing these self-built skate spots for a new book by Prestel called DIY / Underground Skateparks

By Jeffrey Ladd

Photography and Fashion Collide at Hyères Festival

In a modernist mansion on the French Riviera, 20 emerging artists present their work to the upper echelons of fashion and photography during the 29th International Festival of Fashion and Photography at Hyres, an extravagant, career-defining competition.

By Krystal Grow

Under Alien Seas: Stunning Portraits of Modeled Glass Sea Creatures

They may look alien, but Guido Mocafico's stunning photographs depict meticulous scientific models of (real-life) sea creatures.

By Myles Little

Valley of Ashes: Thomas Prior's Photos of Willets Point, Queens

Willets Point, Queens may be part of New York City, but it looks like a totally different world.

By Myles Little

Africa's Nowhere Land: Photos From Abyei, Where Ancient Tensions Smolder

Reuters photographer Goran Tomasevic on the ground in Abyei, a disputed region between South Sudan and Sudan, as tensions escalate following the results today of a unanimous, one-sided referendum vote to join the world's newest nation.

By Eugene Reznik

Disappearing Trades: Portraits of India's Obsolete Professions

Capturing the faces of India's traditional craftsmen and tradespeople — honey collectors, wood-cutters, blacksmiths and potters among them — growing increasingly obsolete in the wake of the country's rapid economic transformation.

By Jyoti Thottam

Obama's Photographer Joins Instagram

An exclusive interview with Pete Souza on Instagramming the President, the White House, and one of the world's most famous dogs.

By Patrick Witty

Out in the 'Hood: Young, Gay and Hoping for Something Better

Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Preston Gannaway began documenting the life of Tavaris "Teddy Ebony" Edwards when they met during Pride week at Norfolk State University last year.

By Paul Moakley

The Ground Zero of Immigration: El Paso by Reed Young

Chamizal is a small neighborhood in El Paso that sits right on the border. Photographer Reed Young was drawn to the area, a sort of “ground zero” for the national debate on immigration.

By Alfonso Serrano

The Dreamy Dissonance of @echosight

The way we collaborate is simplified more every day. No longer are we required to share printed essays or negatives to work with each other; all we need is an internet connection. This idea is part of the inspiration behind @echosight, a joint-Instagram account between photographers Danny Ghitis in New York and Daniella Zalcman in London.

By Tanner Curtis

'Devour': Christopher Jonassen's Remarkable Frying-Pan Still Lifes

Christopher Jonassen's still-life series 'Devour' turns emblems of the ordinary — the common frying pan — into eerie semblances of distant planets.

By Myles Little

Santa 24/7: Portrait of a Year-Round Father Christmas

LightBox presents one photographer's story of a real-life professional Santa.

By Richard Conway
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