©Cooper Lott, Father?, 2025, @yes.im.cooper

©Danielle Sanchez Do I Look Like Him? 2026 @danielleeeeeeeee__

©Victoria Ocampo, El Patio, @_victoria__ocampo_

©Connor Archambault, Dad & I, @con_tact.sheets

©Lucy Jackson, Pa, Fin, and Me in the Living Room, @luseajay

©Hsing-Chia Hsieh, Go On, @riantlove

©Mishel Alba, From Daddy, @mishelalbaphoto

© Caleb Portfolio, boys, @calebportfolio

©Nadide Goksun, My Jupiter, 2023, @nadidegoksun

©Yvette Meltzer, A Chairful of Dad, 2024,@yvettemaxine

©Sarah Anthony, Dad’s Ears, 2018, @sarahbunny888

©Roselle McConnell, Halloween, @parisprettyplease

©Michelle Moody, first born

©Zachary Stephens, Movie Night, @zacharypstephens

©Jordan Mount, Wave of Probability, @jesushatesfunnygirls

© Valère Chanceaulme, Romulus Remus and the clown, 2005, @societashypocritam

©April Brooks, Dad is in Charge, 2026, @april.m.brooks

©Carolyn Knorr, A Walk in the Woods, @carolynsknorr

©Michael Gray, Becoming Truth, @infinite__dip

©Ethan Jordan, Like Father, 2022, @purplehaze.ig

©MaryliseVigneau, A Father’s Return, 2025, @marylisevigneau, Kyiv, Ukraine,daughter Kira. In May 2023, in the trenches of Luhansk, in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, was scanning enemy lines through a thermal camera. He was wearing a helmet fitted with advanced headphones. Then, a Russian sniper fired. The bullet shattered the camera and pierced one of his eyes. When it happened, his first thought was for his children: Will I ever see them again? And even if he did survive, he feared his injuries might frighten them. It took nearly two years and several surgeries for his face to begin resembling what it once was. Today, Vitalii has returned to civilian life and works for a construction company, contributing to rebuilding a country still at war.

©Julia Nagai, Grandpa’s Birthday, 2020, @juliyashiki

©Carissa Ferrigno, Dad’s Surfing, @carissa_clouds

© Sol von Stackelberg, Where the Wild Things Go, 2022, @https.sol.ie

©MichaelG Young, Father Figure, 2019, @mgyoungphotography. In the dappled light of Claremont Village, Harold Matthews doesn’t let a bus accident or a missing leg sideline him from his most important role: being a father figure. He has stepped in to help raise his girlfriend’s son. The football stays in play, and the bond remains unbroken.

©Taj Marquis Reed, wishes for sun (self portrait), 2023, @tajreed

© Samantha Lim, Dad 2025, @samlimphoto

©Scott Shaw, Keystone, 2026, @drtymtnbiker

©Stanislava Chening, Kiss, @stasia.photo.portraits

©Rylan Steele, Learning to Shave, @rylansteele

©Kitisak Wanichbut, Blue Hour, @kemodis.things

©Maddie Casagranda, Randall, @maddiecasagranda

© Christopher Sacken, Why?, 2026, @Christopher_Sacken

©Chinmoy Biswas, MOMENT OF BONDAGE, 2020

©Randy Calderone, Dad’s Childhood Home, 2026, @randy.calderone.photography,

©Cosmin Gheorghe, Romanian shepherds – father and son, 2022, @cosmingheorghe_

©Vivek Goyal, The Thread Between Us, @go.vivek

©Meaghen Flynn, Dad and Abby, 2025, @meaghenflynnart

©Alexandra Ryckman-Harriett, Comfort, @alryckman

© Brent Galen Adkins, Michael, 2025, @bremtgalem

© Sam Hill, My Father’s Workshop on the day he died, @Sam_Hill_Images

© Chen Huiling, On the Way to morning, 2026, @Huiling_chen1206

©Athul Prasad, The ground he kept, @athulprasad

©KevinB Jones, March on Washington, @kevinbjonesphotography

©Sam Yesko, “Once a Marine, Always A Marine”, 2026, @yeskostudios

©Shawne Brown, Sensabaugh Hollow, @shawnebrownphotography

©Andrew Drown, Steps, @photographydrown

©Traer Scott, Co-sleeping, @traer_scott

©Tabitha Barnard, Eddie in Halo’s Nursery, 2026, @tabitha_barnard