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'We just want to know how to get out of here'

After Hurricane Dorian, Bahamians in Great Abaco still await rescue, amid death and debris

Photos by Carolyn Van Houten, Videos by Zoeann Murphy · Read more

The Best Photos of the Week

Here are 13 of the week's best photos

Ascending Mount Fuji before sunrise. The Soldier Hollow Classic Sheepdog Championship in Utah. A giant panda gets a physical. Hurricane Dorian devastates the Bahamas. Here's a look at 13 of the best photos from the week, selected by photo editors at The Washington Post.

By https://www.facebook.com/washpostvisuals · Read more

In Sight

Perspective

Five powerful stories from this year's Visa Pour L'Image: International Festival of Photojournalism

Five photographers exhibit five stories in this year's annual event.

By Kenneth Dickerman · Read more

Perspective

'Our future is being determined in the lab out West': Revisiting a classic exploring California in the 1960s

A reprint of photographer Dennis Stock's "California Trip" makes the classic book available again.

By Kenneth Dickerman · Read more

Perspective

'Seeds of Resistance': How some indigenous Brazilians are trying to save their land

Photographer Pablo Albarenga's work highlights the plight of indigenous land defenders.

By Kenneth Dickerman and Pablo Albarenga · Read more

Perspective

Borderline surreal images celebrate waning summer days on Greek beaches

With the summer days waning, the languid postures in the beach scenes captured in Aris Kamarotos's "Breath of Salt" series feel particularly relatable.

By Haley Hamblin and Aris Kamarotos · Read more

Must-see photo stories

See the winners of our 20th annual Travel photo contest

These 13 travel photos from Ethiopia to Cuba, Iceland to Hawaii, will awaken your sense of adventure

By The Washington Post · Read more

After prison, a lifetime of economic punishment

Occupational licensing laws can block the formerly incarcerated from a stable career.

Photos by Toni L. Sandys · Read more

$1,000 a month, no strings attached

The idea of a "universal basic income" is gaining traction among Silicon Valley titans and Democratic presidential hopefuls, despite a national trend toward more restrictions on public benefits.

Photos by Carolyn Van Houten · Read more