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   CREDITCOURTESY OF THE ANONYMOUS PROJECT

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   Moments Big and Small in Vintage Photos

   The Anonymous Project features an archive of vintage slides from all over the world.

   1d agoBy SARAH MOROZ

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   CREDITSUSAN RESSLER

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   Capturing Photos of Corporate Office Life in 1970s America

   A photographer set out to portray the cookie-cutter culture of corporate America's bygone days.

   2d agoBy REMY TUMIN

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   CREDITCHANG W. LEE/THE NEW YORK TIMES

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   Looking at the Paralympics With a New York Times Photographer

   While most of the of journalists who covered the Winter Olympics went home once the games ended, Chang Lee remained to cover the Paralympics, the games for athletes with impairments.

   March 20, 2018By BEN SHPIGEL

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   CREDITMIKAEL OWUNNA

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   Pride and Self-Love in the L.G.B.T.Q. African Diaspora

   Mikael Owunna met and photographed more than 50 L.G.B.T.Q. Africans in 10 countries across Europe and North America, and the resulting images exhibit the power that comes from insiders documenting their own community.

   March 19, 2018By JAKE NAUGHTON

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   A Photographer’s Search for Joy in Uncertain Times

   New York City in 1975 was experiencing perhaps the worst moment in its history. The photographer Meryl Meisler loved it immediately.

   By DAVID GONZALEZ

   

   March 15, 2018

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   Revealing the Gardens’ Secrets

   A new book of garden photography allows visitors to examine humanity’s relationship to the world’s landscapes.

   By JORDAN G. TEICHER

   

   March 15, 2018

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   Pictures From The Times to Make You Face ‘Hard Truths’

   The work of five freelance photographers on assignment for The New York Times is on display now at an exhibition at Sotheby’s in London.

   By DAVID GONZALEZ

   

   March 14, 2018

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   Neither Black Nor White in the Mississippi Delta

   Two photographers document a community of Chinese-Americans in the birthplace of the blues.

   By JAMES ESTRIN

   

   March 13, 2018

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   Contemplating Yoga Around the World

   Andy Richter photographed around the world to present a diverse look at an ancient practice.

   By JONATHAN BLAUSTEIN

   

   March 12, 2018

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   Beauty, Pride and Power in Photos by Lola Flash

   A retrospective of Lola Flash’s 32-year career is at the Pen and Brush Gallery in Manhattan, showcasing work that delves into questions of identity, race and gender.

   By DAVID GONZALEZ

   

   March 8, 2018

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   The Earliest Days of American Photography

   A new exhibition at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles looks at the complex — and sometimes even illicit — history of photography in the United States.

   By RENA SILVERMAN

   

   March 7, 2018

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   Finding Tenderness in Communities Affected by Manila’s Anti-Drug Killings

   Hannah Reyes Morales photographed scenes of death in Manila during the anti-drug campaign. She later returned to those sites to capture the daily lives of residents living in the midst of violence.

   By JAMES ESTRIN

   

   March 6, 2018

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   The Surrealist Photos of Ralph Gibson

   Ralph Gibson self-published his own photo books decades ago. Now, those books — filled with dreamlike sequences — have been released in a single volume.

   By JORDAN G. TEICHER

   

   March 5, 2018

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    These Are the Pictures of the Year From 2017

    Adam Ferguson was named Photographer of the Year for the 75th Pictures of the Year International competition, for work on assignment for The Times

    By JAMES ESTRIN

    

    March 2, 2018

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