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A Greek photographer was unmoved by the immigrant community in Astoria, Queens, when he visited as a teenager. Twenty-five years later, he returned, drawn to the same community that alienated him as a youth.

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Photos from Bolivia, Georgia, Iraq and Bangladesh.

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Photos from Jerusalem, Spain, Afghanistan and Turkey.

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Photos from Myanmar, the Philippines, Afghanistan and Iraq.

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After the massacre in Utoya, Norway, in July 2011, Andrea Gjestvang sought to photograph the victims’ process of recovery, both physical and emotional.

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The Getty Images and Chris Hondros Fund Award, named for a photographer killed in Libya, is given to photographers who not only make strong images but commit to their subjects and colleagues.

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Confusion over France’s strict privacy laws has made it harder for street photographers to work in the tradition of legends like Henri Cartier-Bresson.

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James Hill recalls recently photographing Sochi, Russia, the site of the 2014 Winter Olympics, which will be the first held in a subtropical zone.

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A hard-fought career as a military photographer brought Stacy Pearsall honors. A medical discharge made her confront a more challenging battle for herself and fellow veterans.

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A Greek photographer was unmoved by the immigrant community in Astoria, Queens, when he visited as a teenager. Twenty-five years later, he returned, drawn to the same community that alienated him as a youth.

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Photos from Bangladesh, Turkey, Kenya and Iraq.

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Daniel Hernández-Salazar’s life has been shaped by his quest — as an artist and Guatemalan — to see justice for the crimes committed during that country’s civil war. Last week, his vigil ended.

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Photos from Turkey, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Somalia.

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Jeff Bridges, best known for his role as The Dude in “The Big Lebowski,” has spent decades photographing his world, movie sets, using an ultrawide camera.

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In a new oral history of the Iraq war, Peter van Agtmael discusses what attracted him to photographing the American-led invasion — his roots, ambitions, experiences and reflections.

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A boat carrying more than 80 people believed to be from Middle Eastern countries was intercepted Sunday near Bali, Indonesia.

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In tiny, rented rooms, Mexican women who work as waitresses amid lonely men tend to their families and their culture. Ruth Prieto Arenas followed them from their jobs to their homes.

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In Hogsback, South Africa, a mountaintop village surrounded by mist and a primeval forest, the legacy of apartheid still permeates relations between white and black residents.

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After giving birth to a baby boy, a surrogate mother realized she didn’t give her baby away — he was never hers to give.

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