The site for Jonas Bendiksen's book of photographs from the world's worst slums - The Places We Live - is beautiful and educational and emotional. Soon 1 billion people will live in slums, and Bendiksen takes readers into the homes of families in some of the largest of them: in Jakarta, Nairobi, Mumbai, and Caracas. The site navigation is a bit wonky - prepare to go full screen - but these images of poverty are often lovely and not wholly without hope. The families that are photographed tell their stories in voiceover, and it's all very moving and pretty and good. A worthy work break.