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Of the one trillion photographs taken in 2018, which were the most memorable?

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In images: A day in the life of Mahatma Gandhi

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‘I’m human, can make mistakes’: Italian photographer slammed for India hunger series apologises

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How S Paul (1929-2017), whose photos brought streets to life, gave me a new way of seeing

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Wars, refugees and inner turmoil: The defining images from this year’s World Press Photo contest

Zinnia Ray Chaudhuri

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In India, photojournalism is as good as dead, says Time’s legendary photo editor

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