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 The Clever Shepherd by Alfredo Caliz |
 Beirut Corniche by Merhnoosh Khadivi |
>Moments >The Clever Shepherd Alfredo Caliz happens upon this unusual sight in Morocco >Beirut Corniche Merhnoosh Khadivi witnesses a scene of short-lived peace >State of the World Marcelo del Pozo takes a peek at the annual festivities surrounding Corpus Christi in Spain >Lhasa Train Rene Limbourg charts the engineering feat and politically explosive development that is the train from China to Tibet >Features >Best Served Cold A tale of revenge and murder in Albania by Guillaume Herbaut >Mirror Image Laura Hunter helps her twin sister Emma to face up to the bruising reality of her illness >Next of Kin Benedicte Kurzen recounts the painful stories of three HIV-positive women and their families in South Africa >American Day Psychosis Muzi Quawson is mesmerised by a young woman, Amanda, in Woodstock, New York and documents her disaffected life >Diamond Matters On the diamond trail, from mines to boutique, by Kadir van Lohuizen >Givaer Knut Egil Wang documents the community spirit created by two families on a tiny island in Northern Norway >Life on the Line Michael Zumstein hops aboard the Kambelembele express and travels through the heart of the Congo >Columnists >This Brief Flight Tim Minogue >Indigo Jon Ronson >Inside >Adrian Levy and Cathy Scott-Clark >Book and Exhibition Reviews >Satellites Jonas Bendiksen >Niagara Alec Soth >The Photobook II Martin Parr >Reuters: State of the World >Another Asia >Coney Island Peter Granser >Apropos Rodin Jennifer Gough-Cooper >My America Chris Morris >Revolution in Hungary Erich Lessing >Life in Death Eva Persson >Rough Beauty Dave Anderson >Tidy Street Brighton Photo Fringe exhibition >Ecotopia ICP exhibition >Cover image © Guillaume Herbaut |
 State of the World by Marcelo del Pozo |
 Lhasa Train by Rene Limbourg |
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 Best Served Cold by Guillaume Herbaut |
 Mirror Image by Laura Hunter |
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 Next of Kin by Benedicte Kurzen |
 American Day Psychosis by Muzi Quawson |
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 Diamond Matters by Kadir van Lohuizen |
 Givaer by Knut Egil Wang |
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 Life on the Line by Michael Zumstein |
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