From the death of Muammar Gaddafi and the release of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, to the global spread of the Occupy Wall Street protests and the horrific crash that killed Dan Wheldon, TIME’s photo department presents the best images of the week.
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In Progress »
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Man on the Wire »
Our own photo editors take a closer look at the latest news photos you might not have seen. -
Out There »
The latest news on exhibits, books, and innovative uses of images shaping our visual culture. -
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Profile »
In depth interviews with leading image makers. -
The Backstory »
The stories behind the image from subjects and photographers. -
Toolbox »
Exploring cutting-edge technology in photography and video. -
365 »
A look back at the year, one picture a day.
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Read More About: Bob Dylan
May 24 is Bob Dylan's birthday. Photographer Daniel Kramer spoke to LightBox about working with Dylan at an early and pivotal point in the troubadour’s musical career.
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From LIFE.com
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Orange Crush: In Praise of the Golden Gate Bridge
On the 75th anniversary of the opening of the Golden Gate Bridge in May 1937, LIFE.com offers a series of photographs of the grand, audacious structure by LIFE photographers through the years.
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TIME.com Photos
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Political Picures of the Week, May 18-25
TIME's photo editors bring you the best pictures of the past week from the Beltway and beyond. -
Memorial Day Tributes Around the World
From Arlington to Afghanistan, troops and their families paid homage to America's fallen soldiers -
Tall Ships Sail into New York City for Fleet Week
New York City is awash with sailors of all ranks and nationalities as the Big Apple celebrates Fleet Week. The parade of seafaring vessels is celebrating the bicentennial of the War of 1812. -
Egypt's Presidential Elections: Free and a Free-for-All
The country takes on its next big democratic test with a presidential vote starring 13 candidates spanning the political spectrum.
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