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"During the course of this project it occurred to me that the crossings are reassuringly permanent — they stand firm in the face of constant change," the photographer said.

(Sasha Maslov)

Photographer Jashim Salam documents the hardships that tidal flooding in Chittagong is causing for his family, friends and neighbors.

(Jashim Shalam)

A photography campaign encourages people to respect social distancing and stay-at-home orders

Photographer Anastasia Samoylova documents Miami as it feels the effects of rising sea levels.

(Anastasia Samoylova/Steidl)

Israeli photographer Oded Balilty shows how jackals have been emoldened to venture farther into public because of the coronavirus pandemic.

(Oded Balilty/AP)

Photographer Jonathan Blaustein's new book "Extinction Party" looks at consequences of our consumption habits might have on our planet.

(Jonathan Blaustein)

Associated Press photographer Emilio Morenatti shows how health-care workers are helping elderly residents in a Barcelona neighborhood during the spread of covid-19.

(Emilio Morenatti/AP)

Photographer Jayanta Roy travels to Kashmir to see what life in the world's most militarized zone is like.

(Jayanta Roy)

Akasha Rabut spent nearly a decade working with people she met in New Orleans. Her photographs paint a vibrant portrait of people living in one of the country's most distinctive cities.

(Akasha Rabut/Akasha Rabut from "Death Magick Abundance," published by Anthology Editions)

Australian photographer Alana Holmberg shows small slivers of daily life in the time of the coronavirus.

  • Alana Holmberg
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(Alana Holmberg)

Itailian photographer Filippo Venturi's photos paint a psychological portrait of life under lockdown in Italy.

(Filippo Venturi)

Marcus DeSieno’s art project displays microscopic bacteria that are grown onto photographic film of images from space.

(Photo by Marcus DeSieno/Photo by Marcus DeSieno )

Shutterstock staff photographer Stephen Lovekin asked his neighbors how they are feeling while the coronavirus is spreading in New York and around the world. They responded by sharing signs of hope and inspiration.

(Stephen Lovekin/Shutterstock)

A photographer documents the strange experience of a long-haul flight in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, showing empty airports, worried passengers and exhausted crews.

  • Sharon Pulwer and Haley Hamblin
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The Ian Parry Scholarship has helped many young photographers in the beginning of their careers.

(Nanna Heitmann/Nanna Heitmann )

Photographer Max Hirshfeld tells the story of his parents who were both Holocaust survivors.

(Max Hirshfeld)

A new book focuses on the lives of an underrepresented demographic: creative people of color.

(DP Jolly)

Akinbode Akinbiyi's street photography is included in one of the largest surveys of contemporary African photography ever presented in the United States

(Akinbode Akinbiyi)

Photographer Terra Fondriest takes us into the everyday lives of people living in the Ozarks.

(Terra Fondriest)

Photographer J.M. Giordano documents the decline of an industry in his hometown.

(J.M. Giordano)

Russian photographer Eduard Korniyenko takes us into the world of Russia's cadet schools.

(Eduard Korniyenko)
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