When witness descriptions made no mention of a suspect’s facial tattoos, the police airbrushed them away for an identification lineup. The practice goes beyond one case.
The fires are real. But the photographs that celebrities and politicians are sharing? Well, it depends.
Use these feeds to visit the New York Times Building, travel around Afghanistan, find cooking inspiration and more.
Una tecnología se ha vuelto muy popular entre dermatólogos, marcas de protectores solares y artistas.
A team of editors wanted to highlight images from across America for the 60th anniversary of the day Hawaii became a state.
A technology grows in popularity among dermatologists, sunscreen brands and artists.
A master of illusion, Ms. Crane transformed the quotidian into the quirky by distorting images through a variety of formats.
Instead of the freeway, try a seaplane.
Gina Beavers’s vexing high-relief paintings; sculptural works in glass from Monica Cook; and RongRong chronicles the bohemians of Beijing’s East Village.
A chance remark led to the discovery of a cache of images by the photographer Joel Meyerowitz, documenting a vanished world and a time before AIDS.
Adjusting to the effects of climate change in Phoenix has been a slow burn for its residents. Covering it required these two journalists to flip their internal clocks.
Para muchas parejas asiáticas, la isla de Santorini se ha convertido en un destino de lujo para hacerse fotos antes de la boda.
Three photographers sent to cover the unrest in the aftermath of Michael Brown’s death reflect on their work for The New York Times.
Hundreds of people gathered at a London crosswalk, where musical history was made at a zebra crossing.
Irresistible vitality and intensity were cornerstones of her extraordinary life.
Tyler Mitchell, the first African-American photographer and one of the youngest to shoot a cover for Vogue, announced the news on Tuesday.
The internationally renowned artist was just 19 when he took his trusty Nikon to the festival. Only one was ever published — till now.
For many Asian couples, the Greek island of Santorini has become the ultimate destination for pre-wedding photographs.
The vibrant food photos of the photographer Renée Comet cover these towels and aprons.
An ambitious survey of underrecognized gay artists of the last half century.
This documentary about Jay Maisel shows how a six-story building became his nest and a space for his hoardings.