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The latest photo stories from TIME’s contributors.

TIME’s Best Portraits of 2011

Aung San Suu Kyi

Finding essence in a single image is a challenge, yet somehow our photographers manage to do it again and again. This year was no exception as portraits of celebrities, political powerhouses and survivors filled our pages.

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©TopFoto/Ken Russell / The Image Works
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Cool Cats and Tom Boys: Ken Russell’s ‘The Last of the Teddy Girls’

Long before Ken Russell —who passed away this year—was a film director, he was a photographer. In tribute, Time LightBox revisits his 1950′s photo series The Last of Teddy Girls.

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Yuri Kozyrev—NOOR for TIME
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TIME’s Best Photojournalism of 2011

Sometimes words just aren’t enough. Our photojournalism this year offers the chance to not only see, but also feel the story.

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Yuri Kozyrev—NOOR for TIME
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Yuri Kozyrev: My Year On Revolution Road

In 2011, Yuri Kozyrev traveled to seven countries covering protests and uprisings for TIME, including Egypt, Bahrain, Libya, Yemen, Russia, Greece and Tunisia. Here, he writes about the remarkable experience and what all the revolutions had in common.

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Peter Hapak for TIME
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The Protester: A Portfolio by Peter Hapak

As TIME names the protester its 2011 Person of the Year, a look at protesters from around the world, from New York and Oakland to the Middle East.

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The Greatest: Remembering Muhammad Ali’s Rumble in the Jungle

On the 30th anniversary of Muhammad Ali’s final bout, TIME looks back on one of his greatest victories, through the work of Magnum photographer Abbas.

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Yuri Kozyrev—NOOR for TIME
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Egypt’s “Second” Revolution: Photographs by Yuri Kozyrev

TIME contract photographer Yuri Kozyrev documents violent clashes between protesters and Egyptian central security forces as well as the tense atmosphere leading up to Egypt’s landmark democratic elections on Nov. 28, the first since the February ouster of long-ruling President Hosni Mubarak.

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John Francis Peters
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Insha’Allah: Morocco’s Changing Culture

Photographer John Francis Peters explores the country’s current landscape, both environmental and social.

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Ruth van Beek
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Ruth Van Beek’s Hibernators

The artist cuts and folds common domestic pets and animals into creatures that exist somewhere between photography and collage.

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Liz Hingley
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Religion Road: Liz Hingley’s Under Gods

Crammed along a two-mile stretch on Soho Road are more than 30 religious buildings in a city that is home to more than 90 different nationalities.

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