Is She a Fluke? A Token? A Trailblazer?
When women enter the frame
Viewfinder
Under the Fluorescent Lights
Chauncey Hare captured the drudgery of office life in order to protest it.
An American Community in 10 Fragments
How one photographer documented the aftermath of Colorado’s Marshall Fire
Close to Home
What a photographer found when he trained his camera on his own family
The Power of Trump’s Magnetism in One Photo
Capturing the intensity of a crowd’s adulation
Snowbirds
Technicolor scenes from a bygone Miami Beach
What Will Become of America’s Veterans’ Halls?
Across the country, membership in the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars is declining, but the physical spaces they occupy still serve important purposes.
Climbing the Economic Ladder in Fresno, California
One family’s journey into the middle class
Ask Us What We’ve Seen
American service members reflect on their time in Afghanistan.
The Taliban’s Return Is Catastrophic for Women
As a photojournalist covering Afghanistan for two decades, I’ve seen how hard the country’s women have fought for their freedom, and how much they have gained. Now they stand to lose everything.