Photo Essay

The battlefields of the first world war have long since turned into centres of remembrance. In this photo essay, Brian Harris captures their stillness and symbolism

Garry Simpson captures bridges from the Deep South to the Alps, and tells Lucy Farmer what he looks for

For Brazilians, football is the stuff of life. Our photo essay captures a society at play

They were the neon of their day, there to catch the eye of the passing shopper. Now they are known as ghost signs

In the Amazon rainforest, André François saw modern medicine mix with ancient rituals

Fernando Moleres is fascinated by faith. In this photo essay, he captures some of its more striking faces

In this photo essay, Robbie Shone and his camera show us that a cave is a world of wonder

As the summer sets, you can be sure of one thing­ – the weeds are here

Snowboarding usually requires only four things: snow, a board, a slope, and nerves of steel. Scott Serfas adds a helicopter

In a distant corner of Ladakh, they have never had electricity – but they do have sunshine