Photography

What does daily life in Kabul, Afghanistan, look like? David Gilkey/NPR hide caption

NPR's Keith Jenkins has been known to document an especially tasty meal, like this pho tai from Pho DC. Keith Jenkins/NPR hide caption

Conrad Anker descends an ice step in the Khumbu Icefall with a fixed rope. Cory Richards/Courtesy of National Geographic hide caption

Jors Moentsabato: "It helps me a lot, this bicycle of mine. There where I go, I ride my bike. I bought this bike at the shop where they sell old stuff, I found it there." Stan Engelbrecht hide caption

NPR's Becky Lettenberger freely admits she is guilty of showering her friends with her food photos. Becky Lettenberger/NPR hide caption

Photographer Tanja Hollander is on a mission to make protraits of all of her Facebook friends. Tanja Hollander hide caption

Annabel Clark, right, with her cancer-stricken mother Lynn Redgrave in March 2003. In her book, Clark writes, "After shaving my mother's head and feeling that our roles had been reversed, I realized that my project was not just a documentation of my mother's illness, but of how we were navigating it together. It seemed important to insert myself into the narrative." Annabel Clark hide caption

This photo was taken before the "orphans" of the Titanic were fully identified. The boys are French brothers Michel (age 4) and Edmond Navratil (age 2). Library of Congress hide caption

A Civil War soldier poses for a photograph, in this image contributed to the Library of Congress by Tom Liljenquist and his family. Library of Congress hide caption

LemonsPlace of production: Limassol, CyprusTransporting distance: 2.050 km Carbon footprint (total) per kg: 0,72 kg Water requirement (total) per kg: 448 l Klaus Pichler hide caption

"Eugene: Lover of Greece, Marine, Vietnam Vet," from the series "Faces of Addiction" by Chris Arnade. Chris Arnade/Flickr hide caption