“The first thing you do when you get to town is turn on the radio” say’s Michael Schmelling in his latest book Atlanta. This project began as an attempt to “make a book that reflected both the content of an album and the context in which a record was made”.
Thibault Brunet has chronicled war-torn landscapes and images of beleaguered soldiers — all without leaving the comfort of his home in Lille, France.
Director Lucy Walker’s new film follows the photographer as he finds subjects at the world’s largest garbage dump in Brazil
The book War Is Personal is an unflinching look into fifteen lives forever altered by the war in Iraq. Watch an interview with the author here.
Check out our video interview with the photographer and Oscar nominated filmmaker on his latest book Infidel.
A year after the U.S. lifted the ban on media coverage of the return of dead service members, a rare glimpse into the last journey of a fallen soldier.
Photographs by Peter van Agtmael—Magnum for TIME
Trapped 2,300 ft. below the earth’s surface for almost three months, these 33 men defied the odds and inspired the world. Here they are in the order in which they emerged from the mine. Photographs by Peter Hapak for TIME
Some amnesiacs cannot be cured, but they may be helped by a new camera called the Sensecam. Watch one woman’s life with the technology.
Trevor Paglen discusses his book Invisible, a photographic effort to uncover covert military operations and classified intelligence organizations.
Tragedy often has a way of visiting those who can bear it the least. And on Jan 12, 2010, that is exactly what happened to Haiti, the poorest nation in the western hemisphere. TIME’s Shaul Schwarz documents the humanitarian crisis caused by the catastrophe.
