The photographer Johis Alarcón documented not just the indelible influence of African culture in Ecuador, but also how the descendants of enslaved women maintained their culture.
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A look at a century of New York photographs by The Times’s staff photographers.
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Having documented Sami herders and the civil rights movement, and having just published a memoir, the photographer says his life’s work is far from complete.
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Three journalists present a complicated exploration of the effects of remittances in the Central American town of Intipucá.
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From onsens in Japan to high-altitude pools in Bolivia, the photographer Greta Rybus shares highlights from her search for thermal waters.
By Greta Rybus
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By James Estrin
As ever-larger telescopes are launched into space or built at high-altitude sites, these observatories still have wonders to share with visitors and astronomers alike.
By Kim Beil
Held in a small, mountainous village, this festival has it all: snakes, charmers, religion, science. See for yourself — and try not to squirm.
By Elisabetta Zavoli and Francesco Martinelli
The photographer Sutton Lynch is documenting a dramatic turning point off the coast of Long Island — a resurgence of sea life after decades of depletion.
By Ellie Duke and Sutton Lynch
She won Emmy and Peabody Awards for “The Loving Story,” about a Virginia couple’s successful challenge to a ban on interracial marriage.
By Sam Roberts
Everyone loves a bargain. But can anyone survive the entirety of the 127 Yard Sale, an annual four-day event that stretches from Michigan to Alabama?
By Kendall Waldman
A Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer shares tips on how to use your smartphone to shoot, arrange and edit your landscapes, portraits and other travel photos.
By James Hill
The son of a Wall Street lion, he charted his own course with a camera, chronicling uptown Manhattan society and the downtown cool crowd.
By Alex Williams
He emerged from a largely commercial background to join the towering figures who defined an art form — street photography — in the 1950s and ’60s.
By Sam Roberts
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