Pictured
Foreign Policy‘s powerful photos, already prominent online, now have a new home in our print magazine. “Pictured,” a page filled with eye-catching photography, now anchors the front-of-the-book In Box section, providing a visual counterpart to FP’s award-winning writing. Our first installment includes photographs collected from tsunami-stricken Rikuzentakata, Japan — images now hauntingly warped by the ...
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Foreign Policy‘s powerful photos, already prominent online, now have a new home in our print magazine. “Pictured,” a page filled with eye-catching photography, now anchors the front-of-the-book In Box section, providing a visual counterpart to FP’s award-winning writing. Our first installment includes photographs collected from tsunami-stricken Rikuzentakata, Japan — images now hauntingly warped by the very elements that devastated the city.
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Sea Change
Haunting family photos pulled from the wreckage of Japan’s tsunami. -
Night Vision Night Vision
Former Peace Corps volunteer Peter DiCampo captures “Life Without Lights.” -
Rat World Rat World
The subterranean dwellings of Beijing. -
Life in a Big Box
Photographer Matthew Niederhauser explores the strangely intimate world of China’s Ikeas.
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