9 Photo Stories That Will Challenge Your View Of The World
Here are some of the most interesting and powerful photo stories from across the internet.
With less than one week to go before the Thanksgiving holiday in the US, we're looking ahead to the long weekend. This week, we spoke with photographer David Maisel about his aerial photographs of damaged and altered environments. We also had the pleasure of speaking with Ming Smith about her decades of photography in New York and with the Kamoinge Workshop. Dina Litovsky photographed kids getting the COVID-19 vaccine.
Poupay Jutharat, a Bangkok-born and New York–based street photographer with a truly unique eye, gave an interview to It's Nice That about her work. And Adam Perez photographed a deaf football team in California who are no longer finding themselves the underdogs. We looked back on the career of Tom Stoddart, a photojournalist for many decades who died earlier this month, and Lauren Moya Ford wrote about Mitch Epstein's new book looking at Donald Trump's America. In Russia, Maxim Shemetov follows a father and son who are brainstorming how to slow the thaw of the Russian tundra in Siberia.
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"These Beautiful Photos Show the Horrific Legacy of Humans" — BuzzFeed News

"Meet Poupay, the Photographer Who’s Got Sarcasm in Her Veins" — It's Nice That

"She Took Photos of New York Culture for Decades. Now She’s Getting Her Due." — BuzzFeed News

"Underdog No More, a Deaf Football Team Takes California by Storm" — The New York Times

"'It Just Hurts a Little Bit, and It Helps You': New York City Kids on Getting Vaxxed" — The New Yorker

"Berlin Wall to Blair’s Battlebus — Tom Stoddart’s Career in Pictures" — The Guardian

"A Father and Son's Ice Age Plot to Slow Siberian Thaw" — Reuters

"A Gut-Wrenching but Graceful Photo Project on Trump’s America" — Hyperallergic

"25 Amazing Journeys for 2022" — National Geographic
