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The Cracks in the Cult of the AI Supermen
Balazs Gardi’s portraits of Stockton Rush capture the doubt and anxiety now catching up with AI’s boy geniuses.
Oct 2
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Michael Shaw
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September 2026
In Kent Nishimura’s Photo, the White House Press Corps Is Already Breaking Apart
How a backstage image takes on new force after Trump banned CNN, Politico, and MS NOW from the White House
Sep 23
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Michael Shaw
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“Salam,” Again: A 9/11 Image for a New Politics of Fear
For years, I wrote about 9/11 anniversary visuals. With anti-Muslim tactics on the rise, this image of mourning and belonging from 2011 deserves to be…
Sep 12
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Michael Shaw
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Pictures of the Moment: What the Eye Can’t Settle
Recent photographs of rupture, attention, and a world under pressure.
Sep 10
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Michael Shaw
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August 2026
In Praise of Composition
Two photographs whose formal order makes political disorder and unequal power inescapable.
Aug 30
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Michael Shaw
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The Deadline
The Iran War’s 60-day ceasefire expires today. Calling out the noise, misdirection and mystery next steps, a sly photo reminds us that war is not…
Aug 17
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Michael Shaw
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Caught My Eye: Pools, Flags, and Faceless Men
Another set of images quietly telling on power
Aug 11
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Michael Shaw
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July 2026
When Canoe Country Goes Under
At a Minnesota summer camp, a submerged fleet shows how climate risk is rewriting the visual language of “wilderness adventure.”
Jul 26
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Cara Finnegan
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My 4th of July is ... the Next U.S. World Cup Match
Forget Trump's politicized pageantry. The most authentic display of American patriotism is playing out on the pitch.
Jul 4
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Michael Shaw
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June 2026
France's Heatwave Was a Mass-Casualty Event. The Photos Don't Look Like It
Feeding the public ice cream is much easier than confronting true danger and suffering.
Jun 29
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Michael Shaw
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Political Theater: Erasing Donald J. Trump Off the Kennedy Center
The striking images, political symbolism, and spectacle of taking his name down — and the drag queen still standing.
Jun 17
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Michael Shaw
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May 2026
Surrender: How Trump Lost the Iran War, in Pictures
From blind bet to bloody stalemate — the visual record of a war Washington didn't understand and couldn't spin.
May 27
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Michael Shaw
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