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The latest photo stories and multimedia projects from TIME’s contributors.

The Heart of a Beast: Charlotte Dumas’ Poignant Animal Photography

Charlotte Dumas

For Jeffrey Kluger's feature on animal grieving in this week's issue, TIME reached out to noted animal photographer Charlotte Dumas, who has been making deeply empathetic portraits of a variety of species for years.

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Aleppo
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The Veils of Aleppo: Photographs by Franco Pagetti

They are a familiar sight to anyone who has been on the frontlines in the embattled Syrian city of Aleppo: striped sheets that once blocked the harsh sunlight or a neighbor’s prying eyes, now acting as shields against more lethal threats.

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Church Iglesia Roca de la Eternidad on Sunday
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Intensity, Isolation, and Fiesta: ¡Evangélicos! by Ricardo Cases

Born-again, Latino Protestants are on the rise in the United States and featured in this week’s cover story. Spanish photographer Ricardo Cases came to Maryland and spent three days documenting the exuberant worship services at some evangélico churches for TIME.

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Cover photographs by Peter Hapak
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Behind the Covers: Portraits of the Gay Marriage Revolution by Peter Hapak

For the cover of this week’s issue, TIME invited same-sex couples in California and New York to share some intimate moments for photographer Peter Hapak.

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In the days following the attack, Maggie had time to reflect on what had occurred and decided to make an official statement to the police. She said she had resumed communications with her estranged husband and the father of her children, and was considering moving herself and her children to Alaska, where he is stationed with the Army.
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Video: A Portrait of Domestic Violence

Violence against women is almost always a private matter. In this multimedia video for TIME, photographer Sara Naomi Lewkowicz continues telling the story of one such incident of domestic violence — providing a look at the victim’s life as she slowly begins to move on.

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St. Peters Square, Pope Francesco
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Conclave: A Short Film by Christopher Morris

TIME assigned contract photographer Christopher Morris to direct ‘Conclave’, a short-film looking at the anticipation awaiting the Papal conclave in St. Peter’s Square.

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Christopher Morris—VII for TIME
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Waiting for the New Pope by Christopher Morris

Christopher Morris’ photos capture the emotions and sentiments of the crowd as they congregate and wait and watch and, in the end, marvel at the renewal of a 2,000-year old religious institution.

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Russell Heights
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The Lingering Light of Childhood: Doug DuBois’ Ireland

American photographer Doug DuBois captures kids on the cusp of adulthood in Ireland.

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Hindu Devotees Gather For The Maha Kumbh
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The Kumbh Mela in 2013: One Photographer’s View

How do you photograph the largest gathering of people on Earth? Getty photographer Daniel Berehulak writes for LightBox about the challenges of photographing the Maha Kumbh Mela, a 55-day event estimated to draw over 100 million people to the confluence of three holy rivers in India.

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Forward Operating Base Shank, the logistical hub for American operations in Logar Province Afghanistan January 27 2013Hundreds of containers full of equipment are stacked in the yards of Forward Operating Base Shank, the logistical hub for American operations in Logar Province. Since July 2012, soldiers from the 173rd Airborne Brigade have been working to ship containers off of the base, reducing the number from more than 8,000 to 5,000 in January 2013.
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America’s Long Withdrawal from Afghanistan: Photographs by Yuri Kozyrev

TIME contract photographer Yuri Kozyrev traveled to Afghanistan to document how the American military will bring the materials home from more than a decade of war.

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