Swimming Against the Rising Tide color-green 000 gallons of illegal liquor

000 gallons of illegal liquor into the Chicago River

The elegant and fluid pattern created by tires on a Ford plant assembly line in Detroit offers a meditation on beauty found where it's least expected

"ate only one and a half of his five sandwiches" during the flight and "fell asleep at times but quickly awoke

" Times staff photographer Neal Boenzi captured him in and around Central Park as he attempted to persuade "several hundred pounds of dog flesh" by tugging the reins and issuing occasional vocal commands

a shift boss's car

Swimming Against the Rising Tide color-green 000 gallons of illegal liquorColor, beauty and pathos combine in this image of a woman floating in a vast sea that accompanied The Times Opinion article about global warming, Swimming Against the Rising Tide, published August 9, 2014. Illustrations have played an instrumental role in The Timess journalistic legacy since December 11, 1861, when we published our first drawings front page cartoons of James Gordon Bennett, rival publisher of The Herald. Today, The Times commissions