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From campervans and parks to bedsits crammed with family members, photographer Barbara Peacock finds her subjects at their most vulnerable

Peeping pooches, five-year-old photobombers and a guest appearance from the Fab Four all feature in Shin Noguchi’s vibrant photography

From acid attack survivors to death-defying date farmers, these images capture the human race at its bravest and most vulnerable

The Guardian’s picture editors select photographs from around the world

When Robbie Lawrence travelled the world photographing the tournament, he soon realised he was actually examining what it means to be Scottish

A new book pulls together glamorous portraits of film stars from the 1920s to the 60s who could draw an audience with their name alone

Fierce and fantastic, the artists who make up the collective Drag Syndrome explain why performing helps them express who they really are

After getting to know the domino-playing locals in Gillett Square, Roland Ramanan began photographing their world of music, romance and hardship

The Guardian’s picture editors select photographs from around the world

Rising star of fashion photography Arielle Bobb-Willis creates her playful, exuberant scenes in public across the US – and doesn’t want her models to look ‘too cool’