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Sydney Is a Paradise
If photographer Craig Lundon is right, then Sydney is well on its way to becoming the depressing metropolitan hub of racial diversity and fun that New York is today. Just look at these pictures for proof. Full story
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In Search of Great Men
Using 15-day Amtrak USA Rail Passes, I crossed our country to photograph my fellow passengers, asking them where they came from and where they were heading: an 18-year-old facing felony mescaline charges, a woman returning to Madison for her ex-boyfriend’s funeral, an exotic danc… Full story
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These Italian Dwarfs Love Getting Their Bones Broken
Achondroplasia is a form of dwarfism caused by a genetic mutation, affecting one in 20,000 people. In Italy, there are about 2,500 people living with achondroplasia. Italian dwarfs, as opposed to other nationalities, are particularly fond of a procedure called surgical lengthenin… Full story
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Atlanta Is a Paradise
Marcus Tanner recently sent us some beautiful and weird photos of Atlanta, saying that his home is "a vibrant cultural melting pot of artists, musicians, freaks, activists, and your typical ATLiens getting their daily hustle on." We think he's right. Full story
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Photographer Bobby Doherty Is Doing Pretty Well for a Former VICE Intern
Bobby Doherty used to be one of our interns, which means we forced him do terrible things. Bobby, we're sorry. He recently sent us some new photographs and we liked them so much, we decided to share them with you—because we like you, too. Full story
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John Kilar's Photos Will Get You Thrown in Jail
John Kilar, the photographer who took the pictures for "Venice Beach Is a Paradise," let me have a look at his portfolio. I'm now seriously considering flying to California and committing some kind of minor crime, just so I can stay there for a couple of years. Full story
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Agnes Thor Will Die and So Will You
New York based Swedish photographer Agnes Thor’s new series is on a subject everyone talks about when they're 13, but no one really wants to think about ever again afterwards. No, it's not hand jobs—it's death. Full story
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People Who Watch People Having Sex in the Park, and the Man Who Photographed Them
Kohei Yoshiyuki is a Japanese photographer best known for "The Park," a series of hilarious, depressing, and creepy photographs of people watching other people have sex in the public parks of 1970s Tokyo. Full story
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North Korea Is Frighteningly Boring
Last November, Maxime Delvaux went to North Korea, which isn't easy for a photographer. He entered as a tourist and was given a permanent guide and driver. Like many visitors to the hermit kingdom, he was only allowed to see approved sites. The resulting images document the count… Full story
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Chris Bethell Tells Lies About Manchester
Because photographing the truth can get boring. Full story
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Jaimie Warren Is Having a Show at the Hole Gallery
A lot of you guys love Jaimie Warren, but many people have come to me and said, "I don't live in Kansas CIty. I wish I could see her work in person." Well, never fear! Jaimie is packing up her sweets-dispensing blob suit and taking her talents to lower Manhattan. Full story
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Oslo Is a Paradise
Oslo is drenched in darkness for the better part of each year. Sounds fun, right? It gets better. During the summer the sun only sets for a couple of hours a night. Full story
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Tree Planting Is Really Awful
Tree planting is a popular summer job in Canada. You can make a lot of money quickly, you spend a lot of time in the great outdoors, and it’s a paid way to lose weight while you dig holes in the hot sun over and over and over. It’s the perfect job, if you love very difficult jobs… Full story
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Fear and Loathing at the Strip Mall Gun Range
Type A is an art duo who recently collaborated on a series of mass produced target practice posters for gun ranges. The images play on our fears, while blurring the lines between what is art and what's for sale. Full story
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