Celebrities Then And Now, And More Of The Best Photography Of The Week
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โ€‹โ€‹Every week, we curate the best new photography and photojournalism on the web, so you can spend your weekend kicking back and enjoying some beautiful pictures. Here are this week's picks:

Girlhood In Gaza

Three young Palestinians describe their experiences growing up amidst conflict

[See the photos at Magnum Photos]

Covid-19 Is Causing Problems Even In Antarctica, As This Photographer Found Out

Delano had already spent time documenting the work of several teams of scientists at Escudero, a Chilean research base in Antarctica. Next he would travel farther south aboard a Chilean navy cargo ship called the AP Aquiles. He and everyone else were scheduled to return April 13. Then came the coronavirus.

[See the photos at The Washington Post]

Celebrities Then And Now

Gelinck plays into our curiosity that comes from seeing how people have aged. Getting old is inevitable, so how has it changed people who are in the spotlight?

[See the photos at My Modern Met]

'Almost Touching'

Exploring the interplay between revelation and concealment, Malka explains how her images—intimate, yet obscured—mirror the logic of getting to know others

[See the photos at Booooooom]

Stirring Up Intrigue In The Ordinary

With a portfolio spanning multiple photographic genres - fashion, editorial, portraiture, landscape, still life - it seems like no subject is too daunting for Toby Coulson to document. It's probably his insatiable interest in the beauty and strangeness of the ordinary that makes the London-based photographer's work so charming. He stumbles upon these visual treasures by chance, stating that "the joy of photography is to wander with a camera, encountering unknown people and places ahead."

[See the photos at Plain Magazine]

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