The European migrant crisis has receded from the public eye but continues to evolve. A veteran photojournalist offers us a wider lens on the topic, connecting the Mediterranean to the western reaches of Africa.

Old buildings are torn down, new buildings are built: like a gigantic creature that sheds its skin as it stretches and grows, the cityscape of Tokyo is in constant flux.

A behind-the-scenes look at a new exhibition of Charles Sheeler’s striking work reveals a critical skill for all photographers.

Over the past year, South Korea was rocked by political scandal, resulting in the ousting of disgraced president Park Geun-hye. A Korean-American photographer takes us inside this historic moment with his stirring, visually distinctive images.

An evening amble carries us into the anonymous warmth of diners and bars in foreign towns, unfamiliar places where a sudden intimacy can bloom after just a few drinks.

“After years of absence, an immigrant’s homecoming is an exercise in spectral doubleness. Returning to a city where one grew up, one understands the new order of things but fails to belong to it. Immersed in the here and now, one holds allegiances...