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From National Geographic Archives, Scenes from Washington
WASHINGTON, DC—Since it was established nearly 125 years ago, the National Geographic Society has been known for its photography—telling stories,
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NEW YORK—If you look closely, the silhouetted portraits are actually composed of thin computer tape strips with holes punched in
Manabu Yamanaka Reveres His Subjects by Revealing Them
NEW YORK—Manabu Yamanaka takes his time. His approach is contemplative. The Japanese photographer researches, studies, plots, plans and scouts before
Anthropologie’s Keith Johnson Shares Images of ‘Past Ports’
NEW YORK—Keith Johnson has an enviable job. For the past 19 years he has been shopping the globe scouting for