Photograph by Joseph O. Holmes
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Workspaces
Joseph O. Holmes's photographs of people's desks, benches, and other work areas
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Cocoa in the Shade of War
Ivory Coast's cocoa production continues amid tension, displacement, and violence in the wake of 2010's disputed presidential election
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Horst Faas, A Fallen Legend
Horst Faas, a prizewinning combat photographer who carved out new standards for covering war with a camera and became one of the world’s distinguished photojournalists in nearly a half-century with The Associated Press, died on Thursday. He was 79.
A native of Germany who joined The Associated Press there in 1956, Mr. Faas photographed wars, revolutions, the Olympic Games and events in between. But he was best known for covering Vietnam, where he was severely wounded in 1967 and won four major photo awards including the first of his two Pulitzer Prizes.
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Archivists of Soul
Chicago music label Numero Group gives you a reason to collect records again
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Fixer-Upper: Former Youth Detention Center (Needs TLC)
An abandoned youth detention center in Greensboro, Ala., has attracted no buyers
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Mexico's Dangerous News
Mexican drug cartels have effectively silenced the nation's media—except for one small paper
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Workspaces
Joseph O. Holmes's photographs of people's desks, benches, and other work areas
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Cocoa in the Shade of War
Ivory Coast's cocoa production continues amid tension, displacement, and violence in the wake of 2010's disputed presidential election
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Horst Faas, A Fallen Legend
Horst Faas, a prizewinning combat photographer who carved out new standards for covering war with a camera and became one of the world’s distinguished photojournalists in nearly a half-century with The Associated Press, died on Thursday. He was 79.
A native of Germany who joined The Associated Press there in 1956, Mr. Faas photographed wars, revolutions, the Olympic Games and events in between. But he was best known for covering Vietnam, where he was severely wounded in 1967 and won four major photo awards including the first of his two Pulitzer Prizes.
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Archivists of Soul
Chicago music label Numero Group gives you a reason to collect records again
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Fixer-Upper: Former Youth Detention Center (Needs TLC)
An abandoned youth detention center in Greensboro, Ala., has attracted no buyers
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Mexico's Dangerous News
Mexican drug cartels have effectively silenced the nation's media—except for one small paper
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Campaign Closing Costs
It can take years--and lots of agony--to pay off debts piled up when
running for public office
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Homeless in Philadelphia
Photo essay by Ashley Gilbertson on the homeless in Philadelphia
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Mortgage Broken: Faces of Foreclosure
Foreclosure in Nevada
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Made in England
A new generation of designers is doing what many thought impossible: Selling British men on fashion.
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Ninja Mining in Mongolia's Far North
Ninja Mining in Mongolia's Far North
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One Year After the Tsunami
Photographer James Whitlow Delano revisits the area near the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan, one year later.
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The 2012 California Gold Rush
Looking for gold on the East Fork River
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Exploring Alberta's Oil Sands
To extract petroleum from sandy bitumen in Alberta, an army of isolated workers
levels Canada's boreal forest, digs pits, and stores vast basins of toxic water
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