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Our first photo story this week highlights the historic work of Magnum through a new book that chronicles the legacy of street photography at this iconic photo agency. A gallery on the work of celebrity photographer Terry O’Neill shows the wide range of talent he’s shot throughout his prolific career and a roundup by Artsy shows how women photographers today are celebrating black beauty.
Dean Davies’s portraits crystalize the bonds of sisterhood and Al Drago takes us to Washington, DC, to see how the ongoing impeachment inquiry has transformed the city’s tourism industry. We end on photographs by Brittainy Newman and Chris de Bode, who both capture the promise and dreams of children today, despite their adverse circumstances.
These are some of the photo stories from across the internet that caught our eye and kept us thinking.
“12 Iconic Pictures That Define the History of Street Photography” — BuzzFeed News
“Photographer Terry O’Neill: a Life in Pictures” — The Guardian
“7 Women Photographers Celebrating Black Beauty” — Artsy
“The Intoxicating Appeal of Older Sisters” — Refinery 29
“Get to Know the ‘Trump Impeachment Tourists'” — Wall Street Journal
“114,000 Students in N.Y.C. Are Homeless. These Two Let Us Into Their Lives.” — The New York Times
“This One’s for the Dreamers Out There…” — PDN
“23 of the Most Powerful Photos of this Week” — BuzzFeed News
Gabriel H. Sanchez is the photo essay editor for BuzzFeed News and is based in New York City.
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