National Geographic Photographer Dina Litovsky is deeply curious about people and culture, often describing her work as “visual sociology.” For her latest assignment, she traveled to Fort Worth, Texas, to satisfy her curiosity and experience the Old West traditions that make the city what it is today.
Secrets revealed: Executed on charges of adultery and treason, King Henry VIII’s wife Anne Boleyn (above) claimed innocence until the very end. After the death of the queen in 1536, multiple women banded together to save Boleyn’s Book of Hours. The women’s hidden names have now been revealed.
When ideas collide: The Fort Belknap Indian Reservation (pictured above) neighbors the American Prairie Reserve. Out of a deep love of the landscape, both groups want to restore the Montana plains to an earlier state. But their visions on what that looks like collide.
Today’s soundtrack: The Flight, Toro y Moi
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