100 Words: Life And Death Of A Japanese Racehorse
by Hajime Kimura
Photographer Hajime Kimura says he hopes to bring awareness "to the life and use of horses in Japan."
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100 Words: Mongolia In Flux
by Michele Palazzi
A young photographer documents Mongolia, portraying a changing economic and cultural landscape.
100 Words: In A Russian Arctic City
by Tomeu Coll
Above Russia's Arctic Circle are cities that were built on the coal industry, and are fading in its wake.
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100 Words: Chechen Girls And The Rise Of Islam
by Diana Markosian
A photo essay explores how young girls face questions about identity in a country that's redefining itself.
100 Words: On Peru's Interoceanic Highway
by Roberto Guerra
Photographer Roberto Guerra shares a few words on his project documenting the construction of an expansive new highway.
100 Words: On Going 'Back To The Land'
by Rachel Barrett
In 2008, a group of women moved to Bolinas, Calif., hoping to live closer to the land. Photographer Rachel Barrett describes her experience documenting that community.
100 Words: Photographer Meike Nixdorf On Perspective
by Meike Nixdorf
By moving your perspective slightly, you might find a whole new story.
100 Words: The Farm Families Of Vermont
by Skye Chalmers
A New England photographer reflects on his documentary about the local farming community.
100 Words: In Clarkston, Ga., A Modern-Day Ellis Island
by Bryan Meltz
It is estimated that 1 in 3 of Clarkston's residents is an immigrant, and more than 60 languages are now spoken in this small Southern town.
100 Words On Women In Morocco: Collage Conveys What A Photo Cannot
by Tiana Markova-Gold
A photographer and a writer pair up on a project about prostitution and the marginalization of women.
100 Words: On Photographing 'The New Yorkers'
by Robert Herman
Street photographer Robert Herman discusses his view of 1980s New York City, where the "clash of cultures created a cacophony of voices."
100 Words: On The Enduring Culture Of Horse Racing
by Ellen Rennard
Photographer Ellen Rennard dreamt of being a jockey. That didn't work out, but she still has a soft spot for the sport.
100 Words: Seeking Distant Relations
by Lori Grinker
Can you trace your family back 100 years? Lori Grinker explores her family's diaspora through photos.
100 Words: Documenting Disaster Cleanup
by Jose Luis Abalo Abalo
After a 2002 oil spill near Spain, photographer Jose Luis Abalo Abalo hit the coast to make portraits of the cleanup volunteers in white.
100 Words: On Photographing My Grandmother
by Jost Franko
Teenager Jost Franko discovered his love for photography while documenting his grandmother.
