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A Photographer Spent a Decade Documenting the Tobacco Industry’s Darkest Corners. The Result Is Both Stunning and Disturbing.

Photos by Rocco Rorandelli; Text by Mark Murrmann
These Are Photos From the Brown v. Board Era, But Don’t Pretend School Segregation Is History

Mark Murrmann and Edwin Rios
Up Close and Personal with San Francisco’s Original Punks

Text by Mark Murrmann; Photos by Ruby Ray
Forget the Neon—This New Photo Collection Shows Darkness and Decay Along America’s Highway

Text by Mark Murrmann; Photos by Edward Keating

A Photographer Reveals How a Shrinking African Landscape Leaves Little Room for Animals to Survive

Photography by Nick Brandt
Beyond Cigars and Vintage Cars: A New Photobook Shows You What Havana Really Looks Like Now

Text by Mark Murrmann; Photographs by Greg Kahn
Alec Byrne Had Unparalleled Access to ’60s and ’70s Rock Heavyweights. His New Book Reflects How Special That Was.

Photographs by Alec Byrne; Text by Mark Murrmann
Shockingly Candid Photos Of Life on a 1970s Arkansas Prison Farm

Photographs by Bruce Jackson

Susan Meiselas’ Work Has Changed How We Think About Photojournalism. Her Retrospective Actually Does It Justice.

Mark Murrmann
Remembering When the Ramones Were Young, Raw, and Couldn’t Take a Bad Photo

Photos by Danny Fields; Interview by Mark Murrmann
They Came Here Seeking Freedom and Were Imprisoned Instead. Look at Their Faces.

Text by Julie Winokur; Photographs by Ed Kashi/VII for Newest Americans
Death by a Thousand Cuts

Photographs by Jason Koxvold

These Explosive Photos of Led Zeppelin, Stevie Nicks, and Alice Cooper Will Make You Believe in Rock’n’Roll Again

Mark Murrmann
After Napa’s Inferno, “We’re Still Standing”

Text by Maddie Oatman; Photography by Mark Murrmann
These Photos Plunge You Into the Inner Madness of Guantánamo

Mark Murrmann
Walker Evans’ Photos Make Everyday America a Sight to See

Mark Murrmann