Callie Shell has photographed President Barack Obama countless times before, so it's only fitting that she spent time with the Commander-in-Chief for TIME's Person of the Year issue.
For the past week, TIME contract photographer Christopher Morris has been on the road with Mitt Romney, recording the last weeks leading up to the election.
Stefan Ruiz's latest book takes us behind the scenes at Mexico’s Televisa studios, where nearly 50,000 hours worth of soap operas are produced each year.
When Douglas Gilbert photographed Lenore Romney's U.S. Senate campaign for LOOK Magazine in August of 1970, little did he know that one of his unused images would end up on the cover of TIME 42 years later.
Photojournalist Andrew Kaufman traveled across Florida to document the groundswell of protests in Miami and Sanford. “I had to make these pictures,” says Kaufman. “Seeing the anger and frustration in the news, I felt compelled to see and talk to the people who were taking their feelings to the streets.”
Mila Teshaieva's 'Promising Waters' collection explores economic realities in three Caspian Sea states. This week, she returns to the region to continue the project.
For the new issue of TIME, photographer Marco Grob spent a weekend chronicling the faces of Latino voters in Phoenix, Ariz.
A new exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York features photographer Leonard Freed's images of cops in the 1970's.
Photojournalist Christopher Morris’ latest collection for TIME explores the journey behind this historic primary and the strange mix of enthusiasm, fear and anticipation that accompanied it.
Danny Wilcox Frazier, who has been photographing the 2012 election in the Hawkeye State for TIME, offers an inside look at this quintessential American saga from its early days to Tuesday's caucus.
