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Photography

We bring you the photography that captures moments, tells stories, and shapes how we see the world. Discover the work of emerging and established photographers across genres and styles.

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© Jeremy Snell. All images courtesy of the artist and Setanta Books
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Boys of Volta: Photographs of fisher boys in the world's largest human-made lake

All images courtesy of the artist and The Cornell Fine Arts Museum in Florida
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On Either Side of the Window, portraits during Covid-19

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Parallel Road demonstrates the inherent cracks in the American Dream

All images courtesy of Barbara Cole. Via direct submission.
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Photographs of flowers submerged underwater look like classic oil paintings

© Simon Buckley
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Atmospheric photographs of Manchester and Salford at night, inspired by a 'ruined waterway'

Simon Kojo Sackey © Marge Bradshaw
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Front of House: Portraits of musicians impacted by the global pandemic

All images courtesy of the photographer. © Andrew Thomas Shea
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Nocturnal photographs of New England's famous American neon signs

Battersea Park © Paul Campbell Photographer
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London shot from above reveals a stunning new perspective of its famous landmarks

Of The Land and Sea © Nick Walker
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Of The Land and Sea: Beautiful photographs of England's Cornish coast

Not all viruses lead to global pandemics. Some have evolved to our benefit. An ancient virus called HERV-K may protect human embryos from other viruses, according to Joanna Wysocka, a professor of both chemical and systems biology and of developmental biology at Stanford University. When an embryo reaches the eight-cell stage (as projected at left), HERV-K is activated and may nudge the cells to build proteins that shield them from infection. It turns off when the embryo implants in the uterus. Ancient viruses make up nearly 8 percent of human DNA, with HERV-K joining an ancestor's genome more than 30 million years ago. Scientists like Wysocka are continuing to untangle how viruses have become a part of us. (Craig Cutler/National Geographic)
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National Geographic's new Year in Pictures special documents 2020: an 'unprecedented and unforgettable year'

75°. Bill Vanderslice, Port Charlotte, FL. Courtesy of Danelle Manthey
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American Christmas by Danelle Manthey reveals the most ambitious festive home displays

Aoyama Gundam © Tom Blachford
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Tom Blachford captures a dystopian future in Japan's architectural past

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