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The Guide: December 2013 Edition

By TIME Photo Department

Bloomberg's World: Photographing the Billionaire Mayor Abroad

By Paul Moakley and Alexandra Sifferlin

Rail Romance: LIFE Rides the Orient Express

By Liz Ronk

Paris In My Time: Mark Steinmetz's Homage to the City of Lights

By Jeffrey Ladd
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LIFE at the Liberation of Paris: A Photographer's Story

Among the WWII era's handful of "wish you were there" moments -- Russian and American troops meeting at the Elbe in April '45; V-J Day in Times Square -- for sheer, cathartic elation, none surpassed the Liberation of Paris.

By Ben Cosgrove

Laurent Chéhère's Flying Houses

Laurent Chéhère's "Flying Houses" project is at once a charming, imaginative take on Paris and a wistful vision of dreams deferred.

By Myles Little

TIME Style&Design: Peter Hapak Photographs Marion Cotillard

To prepare for his cover sitting with Marion Cotillard for TIME Style&Design's fall issue, photographer Peter Hapak hit the archives, collecting pictures of Paris and Parisian fashion during the 1930s, including the work of famed French photographer Jacques Henri Lartigue.

By Feifei Sun

Martine Franck: 1938 - 2012

Magnum photographer Martine Franck, who recently passed away at age 74, is remembered for both her strong documentary and portrait work and her role as the co-founder and president of the Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation.

By Vaughn Wallace

LIFE Goes to the Louvre, 1953

LIFE.com presents a selection of pictures from 1953 by Dmitri Kessel -- photos of what is still arguably, all these years later, the world's greatest museum: the wonderful, storied, glorious Louvre.

By Ben Cosgrove

Eugène Atget's 'Documents Pour Artistes'

Drawing from its expansive collection of Eugène Atget's work, the Museum of Modern Art in New York is exhibiting more than 100 of the photographer's images, with a show title inspired by the artist himself.

By Alexander Ho

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

Paris Photo 2011 Spotlights Sub-Saharan Africa

With its grand new setting in the Grand Palais, nearly 120 exhibiting galleries, and tens of thousands of expected visitors, the annual event has secured its place as the n’est plus ultra of photography fairs.

By Sonia van Gilder Cooke

Double Vision: Valérie Belin's Black Eyed Susan

Valerie Belin's latest series "Black Eyed Susan" turns her lens on a dreamy montage of women who embody the ideal post-war female, interlaid with sharp images of flowers.

By Kira Pollack
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