Photos: Candid Animal Photos Released
52,000 photos were taken of 105 mammal species, as part of the first global camera trap mammal study.

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Photos: Candid Animal Photos Released
52,000 photos were taken of 105 mammal species, as part of the first global camera trap mammal study.

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Photos: Candid Animal Photos Released
Krzysztof Galica / NBC News Military academy students, from left to right, Kelly Laurent, Mollie Hebda and Ian Cameron, look at a photo of an emaciated woman who had been held captive at Auschwitz.
Robert Colvill is part of the NBC team that has been covering the dire situation in the famine-stricken Horn of Africa. He sent us these photos he took in the refugee camps of Dadaab, Kenya. All images: Copyright Robert Colvill, NBC News
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Dispatch from Dadaab, Kenya
Krzysztof Galica / NBC News Military academy students, from left to right, Kelly Laurent, Mollie Hebda and Ian Cameron, look at a photo of an emaciated woman who had been held captive at Auschwitz.

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Future U.S. military leaders learn what not to do at Auschwitz
The photos on www.DearPhotograph.com drag you across time and into the present, an unexpectedly fascinating way to sense time and space and the human connections that give them meaning.

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By Stephanie Gosk, NBC News Correspondent LONDON – The images bombard us daily, actors and models in magazines and billboards with impossibly flawless skin, impossibly perfect bodies, and impossibly white teeth.
Editor's note: Tune in to AC360° Monday night beginning at 10pm ET for Tom Foreman's report about Clark Rockefeller, the first of three profiles of notorious con men airing this week on Anderson Cooper 360°.

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In the age of digital manipulation, when images are often “doctored” by editors with the precision of surgeons, the most powerful medical organization in America weighs in to say that rampant Photoshopping sends an unhealthy message to America’s youth.

Common practice of touching up photos of models affects readers’ body images.

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