Michael Light has a new book out called 100 Suns, containing 100 photographs culled from the US National Archives and the records of the Los Alamos National Laboratory, documenting many of the 216 atmospheric and underwater nuclear tests that took place in the US between 1945 and 1992. Light's work is currently on show in San Francisco (via PQ+The Poetical Quotidian Plus).

Japanetica35mm is a lovely site by Tokyo-based photographer Kenjiro Nakano which uses thumbnails innovatively for navigation (via featured).

Photos for Peace is a joint photo project and royalty-free stock photography library by members of the Peace Corps volunteering in the developing world.

For two and half years, James Luckett worked as a master printer at a photography lab in Chicago that specialised in meeting the evidential and illustrative needs of lawyers and insurance agencies. He tells his intriguing (and sad) tale in a 'zine published to accompany a recent exhibition.

Photojournalist Josh Levine's portfolio contains a striking photo essay on Vietnam's Cloud People who live in the mountains bordering China.