This week: The killing of Osama bin Laden and reactions to it from around the world; NATO bombs Muammar Gaddafi’s compound in Tripoli, killing his son; the U.S. after tornadoes and flooding; remembering the Holocaust; the beatification of Pope John […]
There was perhaps no place more fitting to go than the place where it all began. As President Obama wrapped up his remarks, confirming the death of public enemy No.1, Osama bin Laden, a few people started to gather at New York’s Ground Zero. Photographer Lauren Fleishman captured the scene.
In the industrial town of Walsall, Martin Parr, who has documented contemporary British life for most of his career, captured some of the 175,000 residents holding their own street party, complete with cupcakes frosted with St. George’s crosses and home made signs reading “Congratulations Will and Kate.”
It was the moment an estimated 2 billion people around the world were waiting for. Photographer Joachim Ladefoged captures the Royal couple’s first kiss.
This week: A Tornado causes mass devastation and kills hundreds in Alabama; heavy fighting continues in Misratah, Libya; the leaning tower of Pisa restored; and, of course, the Royal Wedding.
TIME contract photographer Christopher Morris wanders the streets of London, capturing a city and its people eagerly awaiting the wedding of the century.
“The world is pretty bloody complicated right now and if we don’t see more, we know that much less.” Magnum Foundation President and photographer Susan Meiselas on the Emergency Fund and its mission to enable photographers to document underreported issues
“Although Tim Hetherington will best be remembered for his brave, nuanced and sensitive account of the war in Afghanistan, his first book, Long Story Bit By Bit: Liberia Retold, is an overlooked masterpiece.”
This week: An image from photographer Chris Hondros’ final assignment, taken on the day he was killed in Libya; wild fires in Mexico; the Gulf of Mexico, one year after the BP oil spill; Holy Week celebrations; and a cherry blossom […]
TIME commissioned Martin Schoeller, to photograph five of this years TIME 100 honorees. Here, a look behind the scenes.
