Photography

Polish farmers blocking the border, return of Ukrainian children from Russia, farewell to a record-breaking marathon runner in Kenya and an exotic cat winner in England — top photo news of the week
Heavy fighting in Avdiivka, an effigy of Trump, a pancake race in England, Valentine’s Day in Thailand and Iraq — top photo news of the week
Medical evacuation in Donetsk region, graffiti exhibition in Borodyanka, carnival in Spain and beauty contest among trans people in Thailand — the main photo news of this week
Ukraine returns soldiers from captivity, Scorsese meets the Pope, and protesters hurl soup at Mona Lisa — top photo news of the week
Ukraine returns soldiers from captivity, Scorsese meets the Pope, and protesters hurl soup at Mona Lisa — top photo news of the week
Sacred ablution in India, forest fire in Colombia, gentoo penguins in Antarctica and Ukrainian Dayana Yastremska in the semifinals of the Australian Open — the main photo news of the week
“I Didn’t Think I’d Ever Shoot an Armed Conflict until the War Started On My Country’s Border.” Zaborona Talked To Polish Photojournalists Who Have Been Working in Ukraine Almost Constantly for Two Years Now
“War Is Not an Excuse for Censorship.” Photographer Maxim Dondyuk Spent Two Weeks in the Trenches in Donbas, Despite Shelling and Drone Strikes. Zaborona Spoke to Him
Bernd and Hilla Becher, a couple who turned coal mines and water towers into art. Art explainer in a stories
9 років тому СРСР розпочав депортацію кримських татар. Ось історія родини, яку відправили в голодний степ
“My Mom Gave Me Just a Few Spoons: ‘Feed Her, This Girl Is Dying of Hunger’.” 79 Years Ago, the USSR Began the Deportation of Crimean Tatars. Here Is the Story of a Family Sent to the Hungry Steppe
‘Ghosts’ of the Exclusion Zone. Portraits of Self-Settlers in the Project of South Korean Photographer Jung Sungtae
Верхня Сілезія і мінеральні ресурси в проєкті Extraction фотографа Міхала Лучака
Welcome to Coal-Hill. For 8 Years Now, Michał Łuchak Has Been Photographing Coal-Mining Towns in Upper Silesia That Are Gradually Sinking into the Ground. These Are the Photos
Photographer Christopher Herwig has been photographing bus stops in the former Soviet Union for 20 years. He visited 15 countries for it. Zaborona talked to him.