Инстаграм Стива Маккарри

Johan, a performance artist in the "theater" that is Washington Square Park. It is a meeting place for everyone from business people, students, professors, buskers, dog walkers, mothers, and anyone who wants to exhibit their non-conformity.

An Afghan dentist crafts a set of dentures in the old quarter of Kandahar, 1992. I had walked past this shop many times, and happened to meet him as he arrived at his shop at five thirty in the morning on his bicycle. This image is in my new book AFGHANISTAN, published by @taschen. http://tsc.hn/05326in

Cambodian refugee at the Khao-I-Dang Refugee Camp, in Thailand, 1980. In 1979, Vietnam invaded Cambodia and overthrew the Khmer Rouge. Vietnam and the Cambodian government it created ruled the country for the next 12 years. The Khmer Rouge and other groups fought a guerrilla war against the Vietnamese occupiers and the Cambodian government. In 1979 and 1980, the chaos caused hundreds of thousands of Cambodians to rush to the Thailand border to escape the violence and famine that threatened Cambodia. Humanitarian organizations coped with the crisis in one of the largest humanitarian aid efforts ever undertaken.

A boy with his pet rats, Chennai, India, 1996.

I photographed this decaying movie poster 3 days after the Iraqi forces evacuated Kuwait City following a brutal seven month occupation. 1992.

Portrait of a young woman in Srinagar, Kashmir, 1998.

Che Guevara, a physician, revolutionary, and guerrilla leader, was killed in Bolivia 50 years ago today. He became a cultural icon around the world, and his image is seen on nearly every street corner in Old Havana, Cuba, and in many other Latin American countries. This mural is based on an iconic photo of "Che" taken by Alberto Korda that has been replicated thousands of times around the world.

A crowd forms as acrobats from the Nat semi-nomadic group perform outside Jodhpur in Rajasthan, India, 2009.

Workers take a break at the Yugo car assembly plant in former Yugoslavia with a portrait of Marshal Tito on display, 1989. Marshal Tito was a Yugoslav communist revolutionary and statesman. For 35 years he held Yugoslavia together despite its many nationalities. In 2008 they ceased production on the Yugo.

Portrait of a young shepherd. Kosovo, 1989.

Kabul, Afghanistan, 2002. Today is World Teachers Day. “I have come to believe that a great teacher is a great artist and that there are as few as there are any other great artists. It might even be the greatest of the arts since the medium is the human mind and spirit.” - John Steinbeck

A young Hazara boy in the Bamiyan province of Afghanistan in 2006. His family was on a pilgrimage to Band-e Amir lake to visit a religious shrine. This image is in my new book AFGHANISTAN, published by @taschen. http://tsc.hn/05326in

Andrea reads to her younger sister Alice before bed. I made this photograph during my three week stay with the Rabe family in East Germany in 1990.

I spent 3 weeks photographing this east German family in 1990 in the village of Flechtingen. I made this portrait of Matthias Rabe with his grandmother during my stay. The contrast between east and west Germany was striking.

An East German soldier stands atop the Berlin wall with a West German woman in front of the Bradenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany. Today is the Day of German Unity, commemorating the anniversary of German reunification in 1990.

I photographed this dog in Cinecitta Film Studios in Rome, Italy. Cinecitta is one of my favorite places in Rome. Many great films like the Bicycle Thief, Ben Hur, Martin Scorsese's Gangs of New York, and numerous films by Federico Fellini were made at this studio.

Craftsmen constructing ornamental daggers in a shop in Sana'a, Yemen, 1997. Though almost never used as a weapon, the dagger, called a jambiya, is an important symbol of manhood.

Young shepherds herding their flock in Hajjah, Yemen, 1999.

Men chewing qat, Yemen, 1997. Users keep the qat in their jaw through much of the afternoon. It acts as a mild stimulant, and is used widely across Yemen, it is also a major part of the country's economy.

Bamiyan province, Afghanistan, 2006. My new book, Afghanistan, published by @taschen is out now.

Ñagazú, Peru, 2004.

Old Havana, Cuba, in 2015. It will take months, if not years, for Cuba to recover from the damage inflicted by Hurricane Irma.

Tibetan girl next to a Chinese plane on display in front of the Potala Palace. Lhasa, Tibet, 2000.

Tibetan monk at a local photo studio, Jyekundo, Tibet, 2000.

I shot this image in 2002 at a Hindu religious festival held every 12 years in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, India.

Farmers plant their fields in front of the Buddhas of Bamiyan, Afghanistan, 1992. These statues were destroyed by the Taliban in 2001 and had been a World Heritage Site.

I photographed this father and son in Marseille, France in 1989.

A mother and daughter outside their home, Alto Churumazú, Peru, 2004.

Coffee Farmer. Amaro region, Ethiopia, 2014.

A shepherd boy with his sheep next to a field of poppies. Near Jalalabad, Afghanistan, 1992. This portrait is included in my new book, Afghanistan, published this month by Taschen. Link is in bio.

I photographed this young coal miner Pol-e-Khomri, Baghlan Province, in the north of the country. Coal has been mined since just after World War I, but because most of it has been inaccessible because of a lack of modern technology, the production has been limited and used mainly for small industry. This portrait is included in my new book, Afghanistan, published this month by Taschen.

Artist sleeping in his studio, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 1992.