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The features are edited specifically for online distribution and are accompanied by intimate commentaries from the photographers themselves, recorded exclusively for VII The Magazine.

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Afghanistan

Deep within the treacherous terrain of the Uzbin Valley, young soldiers of th ...

Arts and Entertainment

VII photographer Christopher Morris recently caught up with Karl Lagerfeld, t ...

DR Congo

Little did I know 20 years ago, the first time I was introduced ...

Environment

Water, an element necessary for life, has become less predictable in farming ...

Haiti

To witness the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti is to be lost ...

VII MENTOR PROGRAM

The VII Mentor program, a new initiative conceived by VII Members, seeks to provide professional development for emerging photographers whom the Members consider to be the brightest new talents in the industry.

Tanyth Berkeley

Tanyth Berkeley received her MFA in photography from Columbia University ...

Anastasia Taylor-Lind

Anastasia Taylor-Lind is an English photojournalist currently based in London ...

Agnes Dherbeys

Agnes Dherbeys is a 31-year-old French photographer based in Bangkok, Thailand, and a founder of EVEphotographers.


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Afghanistan’s Agony

by Franco Pagetti

Caught in the middle of the growing conflict between NATO forces and the Taliban, and poorly served by an inept and corrupt government, many Afghans have little expectation of better days ahead.

This series of images captures the bleak mood pervading Kabul and its environs today.

Despite the billions of dollars in aid that have poure ...

Maternal Mortality in Sierra Leone
by Lynsey Addario

In Sierra Leone, a country with one of the highest rates of maternal mortality, Mamma Sessay is fighting to give birth ...

Kashmir Revisited
by Marcus Bleasdale

In 1989, a widespread armed insurgency started in Kashmir, which continues to this day. India contends that this was l ...

Phoenix
by Seamus Murphy

Afghanistan 1994-2010

I returned to Afghanistan in May/June 2010 and revisited some locations I had phot ...

South Korea
by Christopher Morris

From the early 1960's, South Korea has been on an amazing race of growth, and is currently among the world's largest ...

Veteran's Hotline
by Ashley Gilbertson

Numbers of suicides by active duty soldiers are carefully tracked and reported by the military, and they hit an all ti ...

Tito's Bunker
by Ziyah Gafic

Between 1953 and 1979 the Yugoslav army built a top secret military shelter, ARK, in the small unassuming town of ...

Auschwitz -Birkenau
by Maciek Nabrdalik

The Polish government is calling on other countries to help support the newly-founded Auschwitz-Birkenau foundation, w ...

Afghan Civilian Casualties
by Andrea Bruce

On August 10, 2010, the U.N. reported that Afghan civilian casualties rose 31 percent in the first six months of 2010, ...