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Welcome to the thirteenth edition of Enter, the online magazine of World Press Photo's Education Department. For more information on navigating and accessing Enter - and how to be emailed about future editions -
click here.
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Julie Adnan ©
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As in edition twelve, images take center-stage – after all, pictures are what Enter is all about.
Again, we feature five galleries from former participants of World Press Photo's education program.
And what variety they contain.
Among this edition’s offerings are the Iraqi mothers photographed in prison with their children. Many of the youngsters were born in jail and live there for up to four years.
Then there are the strange stone graffiti monuments in a Belarusian forest. And the man who makes leather footballs in Nigeria for a living.
As usual, Masterclass features a role model amongst those who have attended a World Press Photo Joop Swart Masterclass.
And Picture Power again highlights images which have accompanied big stories in various publications and photo editors explain why they stood out.
Please do let us know what you might like to see in Enter in future. Tell us by clicking here.
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Picture Power highlights images from around the world which have caught a photo editor’s eye. Click on an image to see a higher-resolution version and read about how and why that image was chosen for prominence on the page.
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