Don’t miss out on this one! So many reasons to apply for grants*! *Psst… it’s not just about winning 😉

NEW from Arizona's wildly divergent border sectors, where families from all over the world arrive to Yuma in the middle of the night to surrender, and south of Tucson, young men from Mexico try to sneak thru scorching deserts. washingtonpost.com/national-secur… w/amazing photos Eric Thayer

The Vulnerability of New Motherhood, Heightened by a Pandemic wapo.st/3RwCcmq @LianneMilton @toriferenc @mvatcheva @davillasana and Nadiya Nacorda beautifully photograph their experiences in first-time parenthood while the world shut down

"I yearned for a baby shower. A delivery room overflowing with flowers. Instead, I gave birth double-masked on an operating table, holding the hand of an anesthesiologist I’d met hours before." See the stories of women who became mothers in the pandemic wapo.st/3RwCcmq

beautiful, messy, funny and all-around stunning self-portraits from photographers who became new mothers during the pandemic washingtonpost.com/magazine/inter…

There's an opening on my team! Come join us on the The Washington Post National photo desk 💥 bit.ly/3PNkjh8

Great opportunity to join our team on the National photo desk 📸 bit.ly/3PNkjh8 Let this be your nudge to get your application in this week!

A lovely Christmas moment beautifully told by melina mara Michael Kranish 🎄

No one has captured Nancy Pelosi quite like melina mara - no writer, no TV reporter, no one. A photog extraordinaire, she had entree into Pelosi's orbit for 20~ years. Melina's Greatest Hits of Pelosi. Do click. (I just wrote some filler words.) washingtonpost.com/politics/inter…

The sudden transformation of California’s landscape from dry and barren into kaleidoscopic fields of wildflowers is a phenomenon that has become increasingly rare. Due to a changing climate and sprawling human development, the super bloom is under threat. wapo.st/3NAWR9w

Leaving Philly with a full heart. So wonderful to meet these incredible women in person #ONA23

Along the border, M Robinson Chavez and Arelis R. Hernández take an intimate look as thousands of migrants ride freight trains and attempt crossing into US wapo.st/3RsOoXP

Always great to see one’s work on the printed page. And how it looks in black and white. Thanks to Natalia Jiménez for the excellent edit. #photograghy The Washington Post

I can’t thank Frank Hulley-Jones Renae Merle Natalia Jiménez, Madison Walls, and so many who wrapped their arms around this, (I’m bad at tagging), enough. And to Raúl Urías (who you can find on IG) and the amazing photojournalist Desiree Rios.