Carol Highsmith has donated her life's photography work of tens of thousands of images to the Library of Congress during her decades-long career.  The photography collection at the Library is the most historic photographic collection on earth and includes the work of Dorothea Lange and Frances Benjamin Johnston.  Highsmith has been doing a visual study of America for 40 years and travels the United States for about 10 months a year.

Carol M. Highsmith

Man with Texas flag aboard white stallion, performing at the Pioneer Amphitheater, Amarillo, Texas

Daniela Simona Temneanu

Wicker basket with letters and message cards with bows

Anna Bogush

Person rinsing hands at sink

Person washing hands at sink with soap

Person washing hands at sink

Top view of latex gloves, glass of water and soap in health care concept

Basket with colorful envelopes and paper notes with bows

Hands soaking in water

Person washing hands at sink with blue soap

Hands clasped in water

Person pumping soap to wash hands at sink

Top view of latex facemask with soap and thermometer in health care concept

Basket of letters and blank message card

We both started using cameras even before the digital age. Since the first time we picked up a camera, we always collaborated and worked together. Our father is a photographer, so his passion for photography led us to this career. A big milestone was the moment when our father bought his first digital camera, a Sony Mavica with a floppy drive. From that time on we knew that digital photography is the future.

Zamurovic Brothers

Snowy Christmas pine tree and holly branches with paper card

Old destroyed piano instrument close up

Elena Vagengeim

Focused Duo Piano Practice

winnievinzence

Female employee sitting in her office working on paperwork

Carina König

Colleagues working with sticky notes in a bright modern office

Paulo Sousa

Close up of teacher helping student place fingers on correct notes of guitar

Adult educating student how to play chords on accordion

Focus on student holding saxophone instrument

Students sitting in a row and holding violin

Close up of student playing the saxophone during band class

Student studying sheet music with focus on instrument

Giuseppe Lombardo is a multidisciplinary graphic designer, illustrator, and visual storyteller based in Italy. With over 20 years of experience, he blends clarity and emotion in every icon, combining minimalist design with strong conceptual thinking. His work reflects a passion for visual language, culture, and everyday symbolism.

Giuseppe Lombardo

A detailed shot captures hands holding paper with various graphs

Christmas gifts on counter with label and ornaments

Top view of yellow table with soap, digital thermometer and cotton

Top view of pink table with stethoscope, facemask, protective gloves and spray

Top view of blank yellow message card and candle

Soap wrapped in facemask

Soap wrapped in facemask on counter

Close up of teacher helping student place fingers on correct notes

Young student playing with other classmates in band practice

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Close up of student playing accordion

Student using pencil to mark sheet music with teacher in front of her

Close up of student playing the flute during band practice

Top view of student playing the flute

Teacher helping student adjust arm to play instrument

Teacher holding sheet music in front of student

Cropped shot of male teacher using pencil to point to music note on sheet music

Flute player reading sheet music

Man playing the guitar on the bed

Young students practicing band performance music

Students sitting in orchestra class with cello instruments

Student learning new music on the piano

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