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• The Essence of Jerusalem by Nir Alon

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• Old Man and Billboard (Martin Fuchs)

  We found this image on Martin Fuchs’ portfolio site. Fuchs is a freelance photographer based in Vienna, Austria. Fuchs is an editor and producer for Magnum Photos View more of Martin’s work at on his website at www.martinfuchs.com.

• Belief by Natan Dvir

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• Mandela’s Children by David Turnley (The Digital Journalist)

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• Crisis in Afghanistan Project by Larry Towell

  Since 2008, Magnum Photographer Larry Towell has made four trips to Afghanistan, where he is working on a long-term, in-depth photography project. He needs one more trip to finish the project, which will result in a book of photographs and text. Read more about the project Crisis in Afghanistan on Kickstarter.

• Hunger and Rage by Jan Sochor

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• Chernobyl by Emmanuel Fradin

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• The Museum Train by Luka Dakskobler

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