2011 Military Photographer of the Year
Beginning in 1960 the best men and women in uniform have competed to be the Military Photographer of the Year. Here are this year’s winners.
Beginning in 1960 the best men and women in uniform have competed to be the Military Photographer of the Year. Here are this year’s winners.
Three years ago, Lauren Fleishman began photographing couples who have been married for more than 50 years in an attempt to document romantic histories.
“The position of artist’s model is one in which I feel quite comfortable,” writes the actress in this guest post for LightBox.
Natan Dvir’s Eighteen documents what it means to grow into adulthood in some of the most politically-charged and challenging circumstances possible.
The 2011 FIFA Women’s World Cup kicks off today in Germany. In September 2010, photographer Adrienne Grunwald, along with gender researcher and former Santos F.C. player Caitlin Fisher, began documenting the lives of forty female futebol players in Brazil who play professionally for Santos FC—one of the most renowned male futebol clubs of all time.
Last night, Miss California’s Alyssa Campanella won the 2011 Miss USA title at the pageant’s 60th anniversary. To capture the event, TIME asked Susan Anderson to create exclusive portraits of 31 of the contest’s past winners.
Argentinian artist Alejandro Chaskielberg recreates everyday scenes of the Paraná River Delta Region people in surrealist photographs lit by moonlight, flashlights, strobes and lanterns.
For Richard Lacayo’s story on artist Thornton Dial and the opening of his retrospective, Hard Truths: The Art of Thornton Dial, at the Indianapolis Museum of Art TIME sent Mark Mahaney to photograph the artist at home.
Improvising a studio on a former battlefield, Grob along with a team from the UN created this portfolio to help raise awareness to International Land Mine Day, April 4. The gallery is now updated to include pictures from Cambodia, which will be on view at the UN starting tomorrow.