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A Visual History of ISIS

By Fred Ritchin

Vintage Kodachromes of Life in Russia and America In The 1980's

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The Tragedy and Pride of Las Vegas

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Celebrating Legendary LIFE Photo Editor John G. Morris

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Prestigious Photo Agency Magnum to Receive Outside Investment

The deal is designed to help Magnum grow in an ever-changing digital landscape

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How Photo London Is Aiming for Success

Photo London 2017 is back at Somerset House

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In "Bleu, Blanc, Rouge" Christopher Anderson tries to understand what it means to be French

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Buzzing at the Sill, the new book out by Peter Van Agtmael, is not to be missed.It’s a grim optic journey through America’s inner soul. This is not a comfort photo book. Through his use...

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Inside the Heart of French Prisons

Paolo Pellegrin photographed inside the French prison of Meaux

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24 Magnum Photographers React to Donald Trump's Election

The photographers speak out

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Inside ISIS' Last Bastion in Libya

“Anything can happen. That’s the most terrifying," says photographer Lorenzo Meloni

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Bernie Sanders' Californian Dreams

Magnum photographer Carolyn Drake followed Bernie Sanders in California

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Why Facts Aren't Always Truths in Photography

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Truths and Fictions in Everyday Japan

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Inside War Ravaged Syria

Italian photographer Lorenzo Meloni documented the wrath of war in Homs, Aleppo and Palmyra

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The Many Lives of the Calais 'Jungle' Refugee Camp

The French government is set to clear Calais' "jungle" once again, but there's little doubt that migrants and refugees will come back

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In Memoriam: Peter Marlow (1952 – 2016)

The British photographer died at age 63

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