Portfolios

 A photo essay about The Cradle Project, an art installation designed to call attention to the plight of millions of children orphaned in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Portraits of Ex-Prisoners of Egypt’s Emergency Law

For the people in these portraits, life goes on with little hope of an end to the violence. Still, life goes on.

The Maine lobster industry has a reputation as one of the best managed fisheries in the world—but few have considered how this ethic is enforced.

Louie Palu describes his twelve years of photographing the mines and mining towns of the Canadian Shield

Officially, the Chinese government bans the importation of electronic waste. The country has even signed the Basel Convention, an international treaty aimed at preventing the developed world from dumping hazardous materials in poorer...

Chris Ware contributes the sixth installment of “Jordan W. Lint,” a “serialized pictorial fiction,” to the Fall 2009 issue of VQR.

After the last of four back-to-back hurricanes pummeled Haiti in August and September 2008, mountains of garbage, mud, raw sewage, and debris were left behind, clogging the streets of Port-au-Prince. A spate of unbearably hot and humid days...