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With its vast oil wealth, Saudi Arabia has one of the highest concentrations of super rich households in the world. But an estimated 20 percent of the population, if not more, lives in crippling poverty. Beggars panhandle in the shadows of Riyadh’s luxury shopping malls, and just a few kilometers away families struggle to get by in the capital’s southern slums. While the government has finally acknowledged that poverty is a problem in the kingdom, the world of the Saudi poor is largely hidden from sight (to read more, see the new article on Saudi Arabia in the international edition of TIME, available to subscribers here).
Accessing this world is a difficult undertaking for foreign journalists, granted only with the assistance of a few dedicated social workers who risk government opprobrium to expose the realities of life lived on the margins. The Saudi state offers free health care and education, but little in the way of income assistance or food stamps. Many poor Saudi families rely on handouts from private citizens instead. Muslims are expected to give a portion of their annual income to charity, and many go beyond the bare minimum. Prince Al Waleed bin Talal, Saudi Arabia’s richest investor, estimates that he has given several billions of dollars in charity over the past 30 years, much of it wired directly to the accounts of petitioners who apply to his office for assistance with paying back loans, buying a car or getting married. It’s not necessary, but most of those supplicants visit the prince in person as part of a weekly ritual dating back to the early days of the al Saud dynasty. They line up to deliver their requests. Several pause to recite poems in praise of his generosity. The government has pledged to eradicate poverty, but it is a difficult and long-term undertaking made all the more complex by a rapidly growing population and a paucity of jobs.
Lynsey Addario is a photographer based in London and a frequent contributor to TIME.
Aryn Baker is the Middle East bureau chief for TIME. Follow her on Twitter @arynebaker.
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Kirsten Luce: A Border Evolves as Washington Pursues Immigration Reform (NYT)
Ricardo Cases: ¡Evangélicos! (LightBox) Intensity, Isolation, and Fiesta
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Lynsey Addario: Mortal Beloved (New Republic) The extreme perils of motherhood in Sierra Leone
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North Korea ‘Photoshopped’ marine landings photograph (The Telegraph)
War’s Bricolage (No Caption Needed)
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Sebastian Junger Shoots for the Truth (Outside) Junger’s powerful new documentary about the life of war photographer Tim Hetherington shows us why dedicated journalists are needed now more than ever
HBO documentary on the life and death of conflict photographer Tim Hetherington premieres next month (The Verge)
Inside the War Machine: New Documentary Maps an Epic Photo Career (Wired Rawfile)
Famed photojournalist Robert Capa and the mystery of his “Mexican Suitcase” (Imaging Resource)
Edmund Clark: control order house (FT Magazine)
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War reporting documentary wins prestigious Peabody Award (Star.com)
The girl in the 2011 Afghan bombing photograph (The Independent)
Snaps by Elliott Erwitt – review (Guardian)
Chim: Photography’s forgotten hero (The Jewish Chronicle)
Femen gets kick in the pants (but not on Facebook) (AFP Correspondent blog)
AP opens full news bureau in Myanmar (AP Big Story)
Photojournalists Move To Instagram, From Syria to Sandy (American Photo)
Traditional Photographers Should Be Horrified By The Cover Of Today’s New York Times (Business Insider)
NYT’s front-page Instagram: Maybe not the end of photography (Poynter)
Instagram and the New Era of Paparazzi (NYT)
Hyper-Realistic CGI Is Killing Photographers, Thrilling Product Designers (Wired)
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The Guide: April 2013 Edition (LightBox) TIME LightBox presents a new monthly round-up of the best books, exhibitions and ways to experience photography beyond the web
The month in photography (The Guardian) New exhibitions and books by William Eggleston, Sebastião Salgado, Kitra Cahana and Pieter Hugo are featured in this month’s guide to the best photography around the world.
Someone I Know (Someoneiknow.net) Project bringing together some of the best known emerged and emerging photographers from across the globe. The brief for the photographers was to take a portrait of someone they know, no matter how loosely.
The Ethics of Street Photography (Joerg Colberg)
The Age of “Fauxtojournalism” (Chicago Tribune Assignment Chicago blog)
Bobby’s Book: Bruce Davidson’s Photographs of the Brooklyn Gang The Jokers (Photo Booth)
Magnum Photos approaches new audiences in deal with Vice magazine (British Journal of Photography)
MJR – Collection 100 / A history (Vimeo)
Review: Liquid Land by Rena Effendi (Joerg Colberg)
Uncharted Territories: Black Maps by David Maisel (LightBox)
Classical Portraits of Extreme Plastic Surgery (Slate Behold photo blog)
From Desert to City: A Photographer Unveils Forgotten Stars (LightBox)
Paul McDonough : Shooting film on the move (CNN photo blog)
A Look at the Pristine: Walter Niedermayr’s Aspen Series (LightBox)
Orlando Luis Pardo Lazo’s Photos From His Native Cuba (NYT Lens)
Larry Racioppo’s Photos of Good Friday Processions In Brooklyn (NYT Lens)
Gillian Laub : On Passover, Celebrating Life and Ritual in a Jewish Family (Slate Behold photo blog)
McNair Evans: Chasing hope on the railways (CNN photo blog)
Ahn Sehong : Comfort Women in China (NYT Lens)
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An Expansive Exhibition of War Images at the Annenberg Space in Los Angeles (NYT Lens)
Anatomy of a Successful Grant Application: Joseph Rodriguez on the Audience Engagement Grant (PDN)
Crowd-Sourcing, Part One: Ask And You Shall Receive (NPPA)
The Photographer’s Guide to Copyright (PhotoShelter)
Featured photographer: Paolo Patrizi (Verve Photo)
Featured photographer: Abbie Trayler-Smith (Firecracker)
Judge Rules William Eggleston Can Clone His Own Work, Rebuffing Angry Collector (Artinfo)
Judge Rules William Eggleston Can Clone His Own Work (Joerg Colberg)
How Joachim Brohm set the world of landscape photography on fire (The Guardian)
Thoughts on the TIME Gay Marriage (or, Gay Sex?) Covers (BagNewsNotes)
Can 20×200 Be Saved? Anger From Collectors Mounts as Leading Art Site Flounders (Artinfo.com)
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The Day MLK Was Assassinated: A Photographer’s Story (LIFE) On April 4, 1968, LIFE photographer Henry Groskinsky and writer Mike Silva, on assignment in Alabama, learned that Martin Luther King, Jr., had been shot at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis. The two men jumped into their car, raced the 200 miles to the scene of the assassination
Photographer Who Shot Beatles Concert With a Fake Press Pass Sells the Pics for $45K (PetaPixel)
Camera Finds Way Back to Owner After Drifting 6,200 Miles from Hawaii to Taiwan (PetaPixel)
Photographer Accuses Getty of Loaning Images to CafePress Instead of Licensing Them (PetaPixel)
Photographing a Mother’s Descent Into Mental Illness (Mother Jones)
Review: Tales of Tono by Daido Moriyama (Joerg Colberg)
The new war poets: the photographs of Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin (The Telegraph)
LaToya Ruby Frazier Photography at Brooklyn Museum (NYT)
Makoko exhibition opens a window on a Nigerian world (The Guardian)
Distance & Desire: Encounters with the African Archive (Photo Booth)
Rene Burri in colour (BBC)
Helmut Newton Book ‘World Without Men’ Returns (The Daily Beast)
Interviews and Talks
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Dominic Nahr (Leica blog) Recording History for Posterity
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Mike Brodie (Guardian) On his freight train photographs: ‘It’s a romantic life, at least in the spring and summer’
Andrew DeVigal (Wired RawFile blog) Smart Readers Are Too Distracted to Dig Smart Content
Carlos Javier Ortiz (CBS News) Photographer brings Chicago gun violence into sharp focus | slideshow on CBS News website
Jenn Ackerman (Slate Behold photo blog) Trapped: The Story of the Mentally Ill in Prison
Farzana Wahidy (NPR) How A Female Photographer Sees Her Afghanistan
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Bert Stern (LightBox) The Original ‘Mad Man’
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Gregory Crewdson (The Telegraph) Gregory Crewdson’s silent movies
Maika Elan (Vietnam News)
Lisa Rose (The Chicago Tribune Assignment Chicago blog) The Goals of PhotoPhilanthropy
Shannon Jensen (The Daily Pennsylvanian) No ‘fancy pictures’, just tell the story
Alice Proujansky (The Guardian) Alice Proujansky’s best photograph – childbirth in the Dominican Republic
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Guillem Valle (Leica blog) Transporting The Viewer Through Photographs
Stanley Forman (Boston Globe) Photojournalist Stanley Forman on his new book
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Awards, Grants, and Competitions
Upcoming Deadlines for Grants, Fellowships Up to $10,000 (PDN)
PROOF : Award for Emerging Photojournalists : Deadline May 1, 2013
NPPF Scholarship : Deadline April 15, 2013
Lens Culture student photography awards 2013 : Deadline April 15, 2013
72nd Annual Peabody Awards: Complete List of Winners (Peabody)
Best of Photojournalism 2013 Multimedia Winners
Photographic Museum of Humanity 2013 Grant Winners
William Eggleston to receive Outstanding Contribution to Photography award (British Journal of Photography) Also on The Guardian here.
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The New York Times spotlights a decade of war photojournalism at Photoville, an immersive photo exhibition opening today in Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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James Foley, a video journalist, was with Anton Hammerl, a South African photographer, when Mr. Hammerl was killed by the forces of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi in Libya. Now he is part of a team working to raise money for Mr. Hammerl's three children with a large-print auction at Christie's in New York.
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A photo exhibition and auction raising money for Man Up Campaign that opens Thursday night celebrates empowerment, through some unexpected lenses.
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Scores of photographers descended upon Libya in 2011. A new project hopes to spark a discussion of the country's recent upheaval - in Libya.
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