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Photographer Arvida Byström and stylist Lo Hallen bring Bratz Dolls to life with this surreal fashion photo shoot.

Ontario-based photographer Alex Lysakowski’s fantastical work explores industrial architecture, structural landscape, and photo manipulation.

Martin Parr, one of the most famous photographers to come out of the UK in the last 50 years, is known for his saturated and satirical images depicting leisure and consumption in England. For this year’s photo issue he shared some images from his archive.

For our annual photo issue, legendary street photographer Jill Freedman shares a collection of funny classics from her archive.

The celebrated photographer shares amusing work from his archives.

Michael Northrup has been documenting his life—and that of his friends and family—through funny snapshots for nearly four decades. For this year’s photo issue he shared some images from his extensive archive.

For our annual photo issue, Matt Grubb shares transformative self-portraits that exist beyond the gender binary.

Toronto-based photographer Kyle Berger has a talent for perfectly creating little moments of hilarity in his life.

As much as we need to be informed, engaged, and aware, we also need to laugh. This year’s photo issue champions the people making art with a sense of humor. See it as your own personal reset button.

Jerry Hsu’s upcoming photobook, 'The Beautiful Flower Is the World,' features hilarious images shot on BlackBerry smartphones.

Grigori Yefimovich Rasputin has been dead for over 100 years, but his tactics live on.

Elizabeth Moran uses photography and paranormal investigators to reckon with her family's haunted history.