Photojournalism of the Week: May 18, 2012

Our weekly round-up of the world’s most powerful, breathtaking and at times down-right dangerous photojournalism

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A Rare Look at the "Uncontacted" People of Tí	Photojournalism of the Week: May 24, 2013	War Through a Woman's Eyes
A Photographic Ode to the Laundromat	Interview: Fred Ritchin On Establishing Standards For Digital Manipulation	Photojournalism of the Week: May 17, 2013

A Fresh Look At…Trees?	Altered Images	Books of the Year: Anup Shah's Serengeti Spy
Peter Wegner's Buildings Made of Sky	"Looking at the Land," a Digital Survey of 21st-Century Landscape Photography	On the Wall: Ori Gersht's Haunting Lives, Still and Otherwise

On the Wall: A Colorful Miasma In the Bronson Caves	Turkish Sports Cars, and the Men Who Customize Them	On the Wall: Andy Freeberg's Art For Art's Sake
Still Life, With Newt	After Catastrophe, Photographs To Help Rebuild	Better Late

A Fresh Look At…Trees?	Books: Nigel Shafran's Teenage Precinct Shoppers	A Photobook With No End
Alec Soth, Reporting From The Valleys of Silicon, San Joaquin, and Death	Diving Into The Americans	The Fashion Photography of Viviane Sassen

Instagram Watch: Firefighter Gabriel Angemi Portrait of Camden	William Klein + Daido Moriyama in London	On The Wall: California Strangers
A Gutted City, 40 Years Later	On the Wall: Ari Marcopoulos	XCIA: Street Illegal