As a personal side-project, Daniel Milnor photographs dogs in the streets of many of the exotic cities where he is sent on assignment. He’s created a series of self-published books of dogs (and graffiti) from Palermo, Tijuana, Paris and New...

The story of a break-up and of the unaccepted loneliness that followed. About going back to the same places and finding memories that can’t be forgetten.

Must a portrait necessarily show the face? With the vibrant fabric of Tokyo as inspiration, these oddly intimate portraits cut out the usual point of attention, thus piquing our interest and engaging our imaginations.

1992 was a year of carnage in Palermo: but while the community was stunned by grief and rage, a group of women stood up and did something about it — 22 years later, this book offers the portraits and stories of these brave women, a group who dared...

70 years after a Stalinist genocide in the North Caucasus, a Russian photographer tracks down the final remaining witnesses to preserve their stories—before it’s too late.

Women who join the US Armed Forces are being raped and sexually assaulted by their colleagues in record numbers. This important and powerfully told report tells the story of some of the brave individuals who are doing their best to speak...