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28 August 2010
By Ashley Gilbertson / VII Network
By Ashley Gilbertson / VII Network
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According to a recent estimate by the C.D.C. an average of eighteen American veterans kill themselves every day. That number accounts for 1/5th of all of suicides in the United States.
These images are of call responders working for the...
02 September 2010
By Stefano De Luigi/VII Network
By Stefano De Luigi/VII Network
On This Day:
1945 – Vietnam declares its independence, forming the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.
In the picture:
Two fetuses, preserved in formalin, are on display in the War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The fetuses were deformed from probable exposure of the mother to Agent Orange.
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18 August 2010 By Seamus Murphy / VII Network
Seamus Murphy returned to Afghanistan in June 2010 and photographed some...
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26 June 2010 By Christopher Morris / VII
BP's Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is an unmitigated...
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09 June 2010 By Antonin Kratochvil / VII
In this interview with VII The Magazine, Antonin Kratochvil takes us on...
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VII The Magazine is an innovative online project that will give readers unprecedented intimate access and insight to the work of the world's leading photojournalists.
VII Photo represents 29 photojournalists working at the forefront news industry. Their work appears regularly on the covers and pages of the world's leading news media including Time Magazine, National Geographic, The New Yorker, The Times and now online at VII The Magazine.
VII Photo represents 29 photojournalists working at the forefront news industry. Their work appears regularly on the covers and pages of the world's leading news media including Time Magazine, National Geographic, The New Yorker, The Times and now online at VII The Magazine.
"WAR is a profoundly moving testament of the world at war since 9/11, as witnessed by some of our best and bravest journalists." Jon Lee Anderson "These are the images of War they define the terror, the misery and the destruction that follows from this terrible endeavor. Can't 21st century mankind find ways to live and work together, emphasizing our common humanity and peacefully resolving our disagreements? I believe we can." General Wesley Clark "In the tradition of Henri Cartier-Bresson...
The Rape of a Nation
Congo is a continuing human tragedy. It is fourteen hundred and fifty...
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Paparazzi
In this interview with VII The Magazine, Jessica Dimmock, talks about...
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UPDATE: Red Shirts
EDITORS NOTE:
Agnes Dherbey has continued her coverage of the Red Shirts...
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Black Tide
BP's Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is an unmitigated...
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