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- Abandoned Shopping Carts
 - Photo essay by Morgan Hagar of discarded shopping carts on the streets of Los Angeles. - Afghanistan Today
- 2002 photoessay about a post-Taliban Afghanistan. From TIME magazine.
- Aftershock
- Photo essay which depicts New Yorkers struggling with anxiety in the wake of the September 11th tragedy. By Anthony Suau for Time Magazine.
- Angry Planet Photo Agency
- Pictures of resistance and struggle from all over the planet.
- Asia Grace
- By Kevin Kelly. Collection of photos taken throughout Asia primarily during the 1970s.
- BBC News: In Pictures
- Showcases some of the most striking images from around the world every day, as well as user-submitted photos from the public.
- Big Picture, The
- News stories in photographs from the Boston Globe newspaper.
- Birth & Death in Rwanda
- Photo essay by James Nachtwey examining the high infant mortality rate in Rwanda during the genocide and its aftermath of the mid-1990s
- Border Film Project
- Online exhibit of disposable camera photos from two groups on opposite sides of America's immigration conflict: the Minuteman volunteers and the Mexican immigrants they are attempting to prevent from crossing the U.S. Border.
- Burma: Grace Under Pressure
- Pictoral documentation of Myanmar's history, politics, and social climate. By Geoffrey Hiller.
- Canto do Brasil
- Mini-documentaries by Geoffrey Hiller of Brazilians based in Rio de Janeiro, Salvador Bahia, Minas Gerais, and São Paulo.
- Chiapas: The Land, The People, The Struggle
- An insider's look at the Chiapas conflict through the eyes of an AP photographer based there. Images and text.
- Children of Rwanda's Genocide
- Photographs of orphans and street children by Vanessa Vick, and accompanying essay, from the New York Times. Registration required.
- Cuba: Tomorrow in Question
- Visual narrative by E. Wright Ledbetter that attempts to investigate and interpret contemporary Cuban culture and the future's impact on the Cuban people.
- Day in the Life of a Mobile Veterinarian
- Photo essay by Herman Krieger on the day of a mobile veterinarian.
- Day in the Life of the U.S. Armed Forces, A
- In October 2002 a team of respected photographers will deploy around the world to record "A Day in the Life of the United States Armed Forces."
- Drainspotting
- Photo project all about paying attention to one's surroundings: manhole covers, drains, grates, trench covers, and the like.
- Dutch Photojournalism
- Recent work by Rob Huibers, Jan Banning, and Chris Keulen. Combines conflict with landscape, travel, cycling, and portraits.
- Havana Mia
- Photographer Alexis Rodriguez-Duarte returns to Cuba to document the Havana of his childhood.
 Holt, Timothy
- Official photographer of the Notting Hill Carnival.- Iddon, Jack
- Gallery of photos reflecting work for the Standard-Times of New Bedford, MA.
- Illusion and Delusion: The Watergate Decade
- Photoessay from Journal E.
- In Focus
- A photojournalist documents his experiences through kidney failure, dialysis, and transplant. Over 100 images detail the journey step-by-step.
- Journey Through Angola
- Photo-essay from TIME Europe.
- Last Call: Faces of Alcoholism
- Portrait of alcoholism told by the residents of the Queens nursing home in Minneapolis. Photographs by Mark Peterson.
- Lockerbie Tragedy, The
- Photo essay from TIME Europe.
- Looking for the Light
- Stories about the human face of the AIDS epidemic on subjects ranging from hospice care to adoption to treatments.
- Lost Lives
- Photographer John Stanmeyer from Time Magazine takes a closer look at Asia's mental health centres which resemble prisons rather than hospitals.
- Magnum In Motion
- Shares narrated photo essays from Magnum photographers.
- Moments of Extinction...
- Indigenous people and remote places of the world. A photographic journey into forgotten cultures, from freelance travel photographer Yannis Psilakis.
- My Own Private Bangalore
- Photographic essay featuring Bangalore by Krishnanand Kamat.
- National Geographic Photography
- Explore the National Geograpic Photography subject guide featuring a photo of the day, galleries, photographer bios, news, FAQs, and feature articles.
- National Geographic: Long Shadow of Chernobyl
- Photo essay from National Geographic on the world's worst nuclear disaster, 20 years on.
- National Press Photographers Association: 58th Pictures of the Year
- Collection of images from national magazines and newspapers.
- New Orleans Kid Camera Project, The
- An unfiltered view of New Orleans through the eyes of its youth. Features galleries of photos taken by New Orleans children following the devastation of Hurricane Katrina.
- Nuclear Nightmares: Twenty Years Since Chernobyl
- Photo essay on the devastating 1986 Chernobyl nuclear accident. The black and white photographs of Robert Knoth, and the reporting of Antoinette de Jong, capture the continuing medical, economic, and social consequences of the disaster and nuclear power in the region.
- On a Mercy Ship
- Notes and photos from a hospital ship in West Africa.
- One World Multimedia
- Photographs of the 1997 Kurdish New Year in south east Turkey, a collection of Nagorno Karabagh photos, and a section dedicated to the "disappeared" of Turkey.
- Outcast: Displaced People of the World
- Photo essay by Sebastião Salgado.
- Pakistan's Wild West
- Photoessay detailing unrest in the region of Quetta, near the Afghan border. From Time Magazine.
- Photo a Day, A
- Photo archives, galleries, essays, and blog dedicated to the advancement of photojournalism.
- Photo Essays by Herman Krieger
- Subjects include churches, malls, Lane County in Oregon, and a visit to the Dutch Photo Festival.
- Photo-Documentary Press, Inc.
- Black and white photographer attempting to create social change and educate people about issues concerning the health and well-being of women and children.
- Photojournalist's Coffee House, The
- Collection of photo documentaries on many subjects.
- Real Chicago
- Photos from the files of The Chicago Sun-Times.
- Red Top
- Displays of photography and photojournalism online. New stories, some with sound commentaries, appearing regularly.
- Scenes of Cuba...
- Photo essay by Dudley M. Brooks of daily life, baseball, Santeria, the Pope's visit, and more.
- Surviving the Peace
- Photographs by Sean Sutton that serve as a timely reminder of the devastating impact that mines and unexploded ordnance have on many communities across the globe.
- The New Frontier: Caught Crossing
- James Nachtwey's photo essay of people trying to cross into the U.S. from the Mexican border.
- Through the Eyes of Children
- Offers details of the Imbabazi Orphanage founded by Rosamond Carr in Rwanda. Includes gallery of photos and biographies of the children.
- Tibet: Changing and Unchanged
- The photographs, videography, and writing of photojournalist Steve Lehman, who has chronicled change and resistance in Tibet since he first covered the Lhasa riots in 1987.
- Tibetans
- Features a photographic exhibit on Tibet.
- Time & Life Pictures
- Browse or search photographs from Time and Life Magazines, offering images and photos from photojournalists, documenting past and present political and cultural events, as well as celebrities and the American experience.
- Time Magazine: The Year in Pictures@
- TIME Photo Essays
- Photo essays on a variety of worldwide subjects from the news and current affairs magazine.
- TIME Pictures of the Week
- Archived since 2001, includes several photo montages of what's in the news.
- Towards Esfahan
- Photographs of Iran based on Pierre Loti's novel, Vers Ispahan.
- Windows Through the Curtain
- Photographs of Communist store windows taken between 1986 and 1990 by David Hlynsky
- World News Pictures
- News pictures from around the world, updated daily. Includes an archive that is searchable by keyword.
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