Saturday, December 1, 2018

In Sight:

A curated view of your world in photographs

PHOTOS OF THE WEEK

IN SIGHT

Working on an Australian farm was a labor of love for this photographer

Australia's "working holiday" visa gives young people a chance to travel and work for one year.

By Giacomo d'Orlando and Chloe Coleman • Read more »

Perspective

It's not possible to eat all plants, but this photographer shows you which ones you can

Photographer and artist Jimmy Fike captures the essence of edible plants and highlights what you can eat .

By Dee Swann • Read more »

Voices of African photography: Telling Zimbabwe's stories

Voices of African Photography is a 10-part series presented in partnership with Everyday Africa and the African Photojournalism Database to highlight the work of 10 African photographers.

By Olivier Laurent • Read more »

Golden age images of Iraq by 'the father of Iraqi photography'

Latif Al-Ani holds the reputation as being the founding "father of Iraqi photography," known for his images of urban life in Iraq in the 1950s to 1970s and the booming oil industry.

By Chloe Coleman • Read more »

MUST-SEE PHOTO STORIES

'It's a business. We're numbers': Many hurt by GM cuts blame others, not Trump

Some say they have little faith that politicians from either party can influence a bottom-line-focused corporation.

Photos by Salwan Georges • Read more »

Daunted by U.S. border, some caravan migrants seek asylum in Mexico — for now

In Mexicali, Central American migrants are hunkering down, eager for work and pessimistic about their chances in the United States.

Photos by Carolyn Van Houten • Read more »

This is the man who recruited the 9/11 hijackers

After an epic journey that took him from the camps of al-Qaeda to the battlefields of the Islamic State, he is all but forgotten in a remote prison cell in Syria.

Photos by Alice Martins • Read more »

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