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Diving Horse Act
The Backstory

Dr. Carver’s Diving Horse Act

A short history of the breathtaking diving horse act.

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Singapore
Closeup

The Best Pictures of the Week, June 24 – July 1

This week: “supertrees” in Singapore, the Glastonbury Festival heats up, the Mounties perform a ceremony, protests in Athens, military exercises in Iran, a car bomb explodes in Thailand, Chinese communism celebrates 90 years, and extreme weather across the world.

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Phil Bergerson
Profile

Phil Bergerson’s Shards of America

Canadian photographer Phil Bergerson's exploration of America's streets and the messages they offer.

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Léonie Hampton
Photo Essay

Léonie Hampton: In the Shadow of Things

Léonie Hampton’s book In the Shadow of Things documents her mother’s struggle with OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder).

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Shaul Schwarz—Reportage by Getty Images for TIME
Photo Essay

Mexico’s Ongoing Drug Violence, by Shaul Schwarz

TIME contract photographer Shaul Schwarz writes for LightBox about his experiences documenting drug-related violence in Mexico for several years.

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Shaul Schwarz—Reportage by Getty Images for TIME
Photo Essay

Aerial Drug Bust at the Mexican Border: Video by Shaul Schwarz

TIME contract photographer Shaul Schwarz captures a dramatic drug bust from a helicopter above the Mexican border.

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Warren Baverstock—Zuma Press
Man on the Wire

Underwater Giants: The Magnificent Manta Rays of the Maldives

Amazing underwater pictures by British photographer Warren Baverstock, who spent nine days on the Maldives to capture these beautiful creatures.

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Pierfrancesco Celada
Photo Essay

Loneliness Despite Proximity: Pierfrancesco Celada’s Study of Isolation

LightBox presents IdeasTap Photographic Award winner Pierfrancesco Celada's project that deals with feelings of isolation.

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Eivind Natvig / MOMENT
In Progress

You Are Here by Eivind Natvig

Eivind Natvig began his career by abandoning his homeland, Norway, for more exotic locales. Believing the cost of living in Oslo was too high, he boarded a plane and transplanted himself to Nepal, where the economy of living allowed him to explore as much as he wanted to. His series, You Are Here, documents his return to Norway.

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Thomas Prior
Photo Essay

A Weekend at the Knob Creek Machine Gun Shoot

Twice a year, thousands of gun enthusiasts descend on West Point, KY for the Knob Creek Range’s Machine Gun Shoot. Photographer Thomas Prior covered the event in April.

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