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.”
The spectacle and pageantry of the royal union. Prince William and Kate Middleton are married. The Abbey, the Palace, the dress, a celebration, a kiss, and maybe a tear?
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.
Each year, six million Mexican Catholic pilgrims journey to the Basilica de Guadalupe in Mexico City to pay homage to the Virgin of Guadalupe. In The Road to Tepeyac, Mexican Artist Alinka Echeverria photographs 300 pilgrims bearing treasures of the Virgin to be blessed.
"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
In British artist Richard Learoyd’s new portrait series Presences, his minutely detailed life-size prints bring the viewer uncomfortably close, invoking a dichotomy of intimacy and loneliness.
Canadian photographer and filmmaker Devin Tepleski captures a surreal series of portraits of men, women and children in the Black Volta river before the river was dammed to flood a 440-square-kilometer gorge.
Sanna Kannisto is known for exposing the methods used in conventional nature photography. In her newly released monograph Field Work, the Finnish photographer documents her process, her relationship with her subjects and their relationship with nature.
