Photo Essay

Abandoned stations, from the Great Lakes to the Pyrenees

Years of daily practice leave ballet dancers with battered bodies of immense grace

Stormy disputes meet serenity off the coast of Vietnam. By Ian Winstanley

Having spent years capturing east Africa, its wars and its ways, Guillaume Bonn’s photo essay finds hope amid the ruins

When the big games come to town, football grounds turn into cathedrals — or spaceships

Capturing unspoilt shores and their clouds

Charles Emerson captures their moods and meanings

Vinyl records are like kisses: you never forget your first. Our photo essay captures a formative relationship

After four decades of military rule, Myanmar is taking faltering steps towards democracy