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All About Photo is thrilled to unveil the winners of this year's All About Photo Awards 2024, celebrating the finest single images from photographers around the world.

Visionary photographers, both professional and amateur, shared their unique perspectives and competed for international recognition as the next "Photographer of the Year," $10,000 in cash prizes, and publication in the printed magazine “Special Edition All About Photo Awards 2024.”

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#1

This Is My Eye © Ahmed El Hanjoul

This Is My Eye © Ahmed El Hanjoul

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Mike F
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2 years ago

Those are hands that have worked.

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    Slam On The Brakes © Zhenhuan Zhou

    Slam On The Brakes © Zhenhuan Zhou

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    Lisa Catlin
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    2 years ago

    What a great action shot! I can feel the dirt hitting my face and the fear of getting slammed by the hooves.

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    #3

    Father's Hug © Mahmoud Hams / Afp

    Father's Hug © Mahmoud Hams / Afp

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    Holding on for dear life

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    #4

    She Is Bagheera © Francesco Junior Mura

    She Is Bagheera © Francesco Junior Mura

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    Lisa Catlin
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    2 years ago

    She Is Bagheera, protector of Mowgli.

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    #5

    On The Outside Of Inside © Martina Holmberg

    On The Outside Of Inside © Martina Holmberg

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    Kelly H. Wilder
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    2 years ago

    Healing, wellness, strength, and hope be yours now and evermore.

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    #6

    I Am Not A Victim, I Am A Survivor © John T. Pedersen

    I Am Not A Victim, I Am A Survivor © John T. Pedersen

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    I can feel her strength.

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    #7

    His Majesty The Dragon Blood Tree © Guillaume Petermann

    His Majesty The Dragon Blood Tree © Guillaume Petermann

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    The wise consulting the wiser

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    #8

    The Right To Know - Zanzibar, October 2012 © Roberta Vagliani

    The Right To Know - Zanzibar, October 2012 © Roberta Vagliani

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    Lisa Catlin
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    2 years ago (edited)

    Get out, we are learning! This image was taken in a school in Zanzibar, where there are no desks, chairs or school supplies. All these little girls own is a notebook and their memory. Knowledge is passed on to them by a single master. In every person there is the possibility to transform the world.

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    #9

    The Little Shepherd © Ilaria Miani

    The Little Shepherd © Ilaria Miani

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    Lisa Catlin
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    2 years ago

    The alpaca on her left looks as sweet as she does.

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    #10

    The Performer - November 2019 At Pushkar Camel Fair, India © Victor Wong

    The Performer - November 2019 At Pushkar Camel Fair, India © Victor Wong

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    Lisa Catlin
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    2 years ago (edited)

    During the busy camel fair happening yearly in Pushkar India, there are thousands of tourists and camel buyers gathering around in this normally deserted region of the earth. There would also be varieties of programs, camel races and talent shows by individual street performers to attract people from all over India. The whole event is colourful and joyful.

    #11

    The Last Masters Of Xingping © Andrea Peruzzi

    The Last Masters Of Xingping © Andrea Peruzzi

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    Serenity

    #12

    Resting After Hard Work From The Series Child Worker © Deba Prasad Roy

    Resting After Hard Work From The Series Child Worker © Deba Prasad Roy

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    So sad on many levels. Imagine being a child and instead of playing, you are working your a*s off and sleeping in as bed of trash only to do it the next day.

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    #13

    Ladybug © Georgi Georgiev

    Ladybug © Georgi Georgiev

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    Everything about this shot is magical.

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    #14

    Birds Of A Feather © Elaine Klein

    Birds Of A Feather © Elaine Klein

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    They are both so regal.

    #15

    Prince In The Making - Common Toad In The Lamalou River (Hérault Department) © Yannick Gouguenheim

    Prince In The Making - Common Toad In The Lamalou River (Hérault Department) © Yannick Gouguenheim

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    Great shot and composition. That’s one buff frog.

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    #16

    Sunrise Shepherdess © Emile Marie Watson

    Sunrise Shepherdess © Emile Marie Watson

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    A big job for a small girl

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    #17

    Landmine Survivor From The Series The Legacy Of The Perfect Soldier © Giovanni Diffidenti

    Landmine Survivor From The Series The Legacy Of The Perfect Soldier © Giovanni Diffidenti

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    robin aldrich
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    2 years ago

    Staggering... the effect that weapons of war has on, ultimately, the innocent civilians caught in the middle.

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    #18

    Peacock © Emily Neville Fisher

    Peacock © Emily Neville Fisher

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    This whole image is stunning.

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    #19

    Makoko © Mauro De Bettio

    Makoko © Mauro De Bettio

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    Makoko, the world's largest floating slum with over 300 thousand residents, faces severe challenges like a lack of infrastructure and essential services. Situated in Lagos, Africa's largest economic hub, Makoko's stilt houses serve as both homes and the sewage system for the city's 20 million inhabitants. The community also grapples with poverty, limited education, and healthcare disparities, compounded by complex issues of land tenure and government recognition. Despite these obstacles, Makoko residents display remarkable unity, collaborating to not only survive but thrive in their challenging environment, fostering a deep sense of belonging.

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    Girls From Gagauzia From The Series Culture Of Gagauzia And Its Traditions © Maria Bratan

    Girls From Gagauzia From The Series Culture Of Gagauzia And Its Traditions © Maria Bratan

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    For context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gagauzia

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    #21

    Victim © Kazutoshi Kawakami

    Victim © Kazutoshi Kawakami

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    Kelly H. Wilder
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    2 years ago

    This is incredibly tragic. I both love this picture and loathe its contents. It says "no war" on its skin.

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    #22

    With All Your Might From The Series The Sun Also Rises © Manuel Besse

    With All Your Might From The Series The Sun Also Rises © Manuel Besse

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    Lisa Catlin
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    2 years ago (edited)

    This beauty has seen some things. Clandestine field of gold miners, Rio Jari - Brésil - Contemporary slavery, from debt bondage to forced prostitution and human trafficking.

    #23

    Lone Traveler © Zay Yar Lin

    Lone Traveler © Zay Yar Lin

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    Elchinero
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    2 years ago

    "The Empty Quarter"

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    #24

    A Salaryman's Night Out, From Unseen © Daniel Sackheim

    A Salaryman's Night Out, From Unseen © Daniel Sackheim

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    “Nighthawks" vibe

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    #25

    Evros Is Burning © Achilleas Chira

    Evros Is Burning © Achilleas Chira

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    For context: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/extra/ifgej14zt1/greece-wildfire

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    #26

    Night In Pandemic Time - October 9, 2020 At The Public Cemetery Pondok Ranggon Jakarta Indonesia © Ares Jonekson

    Night In Pandemic Time - October 9, 2020 At The Public Cemetery Pondok Ranggon Jakarta Indonesia © Ares Jonekson

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    Lisa Catlin
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    2 years ago (edited)

    Some funeral officers for covid-19 remains are taking a break by watching entertainment from the smartphones or having a chat with their during this pandemic time, they have buried at least 30-40 remains of suspects or those who were declared positive for Covid-19 in every day and some officers said they even had buried up to 50 remain. There is no definite information for them on the number of remains that will be buried every day, they were asked to be always standby at the location most of the times and wait for the arrival of the hearses. The increasing number of casualties due to the pandemic is draining the energy of these officers. They should wear hazmat suit every time their buried the remains of a COVID patient. But during the grave hole digging process they only wear masks and gloves. The hot weather makes it impossible for them to wear hazmat suit for the whole day, this will make them dehydrated and reduce their immune system.

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    #27

    Failure To Thrive © Jabin Botsford

    Failure To Thrive © Jabin Botsford

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    Lisa Catlin
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    2 years ago (edited)

    Tiffany Moore, a single mother in Sedalia, Missouri, returned to her hometown a decade ago to heal from her mother's death. Now 33, she faces the challenges of caring for premature twins, one of whom has medical issues requiring frequent trips to Kansas City for treatment. Supported by her father and friends, Moore finds strength in her community as she navigates the difficulties of parenthood alone. Despite the hardships, she remains determined to provide a happy life for her children, acknowledging the struggle but embracing the joy they bring her.

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    #28

    No Woman's Land © Véronique De Viguerie

    No Woman's Land © Véronique De Viguerie

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago (edited)

    She looks older than she should. She has to be kept anonymous for her own safety, she didn't know her own age (but she looks maybe 15), traumatized she spoke so little. She just arrived at the women's shelter in Jalalabad, with her dying newborn. She was sold by her own father to an old husband who was constantly abusing her. She managed to escape. If her in-law family found where she is, she will be killed. Just another honor crime. 18th of Nov 2010, in a woman shelter in Eastern Afghanistan. Even before Taliban Regim, the very conservative and traditional society was misogynistic.

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    Fearless © Dejan Mijovic

    Fearless © Dejan Mijovic

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    They probably drink from hoses, too.

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    It Hastens From The Light From The Series The Unexpected © John Francis

    It Hastens From The Light From The Series The Unexpected © John Francis

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    Strutting off to work vs. slumping home from work

    #31

    The House Of Days Gone © Andreas Kanellopoulos

    The House Of Days Gone © Andreas Kanellopoulos

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    The goat’s side eye

    #32

    It's Miller Time © Eric Davidove

    It's Miller Time © Eric Davidove

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    Belles Beach House Venice, CA. Gorgeous brindle

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    #33

    Lost © Beamie Young

    Lost © Beamie Young

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    Lisa Catlin
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    2 years ago (edited)

    Cannon Beach, Oregon. Early foggy morning on Cannon beach with Haystack rock, including a human counterpoint.

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    #34

    Captivity Versus Freedom © Lieven Neirinck

    Captivity Versus Freedom © Lieven Neirinck

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    I’ll take being captive on the beach.

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    #35

    Orchestrated Friendship -Sanaa - Yemen 1991 © Lieven Neirinck

    Orchestrated Friendship -Sanaa - Yemen 1991 © Lieven Neirinck

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    How is it orchestrated?

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    #36

    Getting Ready From The Series Paralympic Athlete © Gerdie Nurhadi

    Getting Ready From The Series Paralympic Athlete © Gerdie Nurhadi

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    I wonder if he won.

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    #37

    Spectacular Noise © Alessandro Deluigi

    Spectacular Noise © Alessandro Deluigi

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    As a mom with kids with sensory issues, I know how he is processing this.

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    #38

    Girl With A Dog From The Series Kids Of Lunik Ix © Damian Lemański

    Girl With A Dog From The Series Kids Of Lunik Ix © Damian Lemański

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    Lisa Catlin
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    2 years ago

    Roma girl living at Lunik IX, while playing with a dog. Her girlfriend tries to cover her face from taking the photo.

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    #39

    Resilience From The Series Back Home © Jennifer Carlos

    Resilience From The Series Back Home © Jennifer Carlos

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    In their room, Macoumba and his wife Sophia are sitting together. He recalls: While I was in the Foreign Legion, during my rehabilitation at the Institut des Invalides in Paris , I had to relearn the essential gestures, and I often wondered about how I would face others. It was at this point that the desire to return to Senegal came to me, but I had concerns about accessibility and stigma towards people with disabilities. Fortunately, my return was very successful, and I received valuable support. It was also at this time that I met Sophia, with whom I share my life since now 13 years. 2023, Dakar, Senegal

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    #40

    The Cut - January 2nd 2023, Sulaymaniyah, Headquarter Of Komala Party © Silvia Alessi

    The Cut - January 2nd 2023, Sulaymaniyah, Headquarter Of Komala Party © Silvia Alessi

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    On September 13, 2022, 22-year-old Iranian Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini was arrested by Tehran's morality police for wearing the veil inappropriately. A few days later, she died under suspicious and unclear circumstances. This sparked widespread protests throughout Iran. It was a true rebellion of the hair, as if they forcefully wanted to break free and dance in the wind after years of suppression. They became a symbol of denied civil liberties. Modesty and tradition cannot be imposed through force without losing any moral value, and instead becoming pure oppression.

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    #41

    From Far Away, I Hear The Cossacks’ Reply © Emeric Lhuisset

    From Far Away, I Hear The Cossacks’ Reply © Emeric Lhuisset

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    Lisa Catlin
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    2 years ago

    This photograph raises the question of colonialism and the importance of both culture and historical narrative in this war. Here, on the banks of the Dnieper, Ukrainian soldiers reenact Repin's letter to the Sultan with in the center of the photograph the soldier who replied Russian warship go f**k yourself thereby drawing a parallel between past history and the contemporary history of Ukraine.

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    #42

    Biggest Floating Solar Panel From The Series Cirata Reservoir Floating Solar Panel Powert Plant © Andre Hidayat

    Biggest Floating Solar Panel From The Series Cirata Reservoir Floating Solar Panel Powert Plant © Andre Hidayat

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    One of the largest floating solar panels in Asia, located in Indonesia above the Cirata reservoir. is Indonesia's commitment to clean and renewable energy for a better world.

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    #43

    Les Mariés De Mossoul - 21st Of July 2017 In Mosul East © Véronique De Viguerie

    Les Mariés De Mossoul - 21st Of July 2017 In Mosul East © Véronique De Viguerie

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    Linda Riebel
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    2 years ago

    another reason to despise misogyny

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    #44

    Madrasah Education © Md Tanveer Rohan

    Madrasah Education © Md Tanveer Rohan

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    giku T
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    2 years ago

    thanks to political islam, the middle-eastern people are going backwards in time. madrasahs used to be the first universities , way before the institutionalized education of the west..

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    #45

    Reflection Pole Vault - Meeting International Bilbao © Pedro Luis Ajuriaguerra

    Reflection Pole Vault - Meeting International Bilbao © Pedro Luis Ajuriaguerra

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    The reflection makes the image look retro.

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    #46

    Rear Window © Fabien Dendiével

    Rear Window © Fabien Dendiével

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    Stalker vibes

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    #47

    The Barricade From The Series The Battle Of Kyiv © Sandro Maddalena

    The Barricade From The Series The Battle Of Kyiv © Sandro Maddalena

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    The photograph was taken during the Maidan protests, which resulted in the deaths of over 100 people and the flight of President Viktor Yanukovych. In the image you can see one of the protesters who has just burned a tire to worsen the visibility of the snipers stationed in the surrounding areas.

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    #48

    Medecin Extreme © Rémi Vinas

    Medecin Extreme © Rémi Vinas

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    Lisa Catlin
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    2 years ago

    Rescue exercise for people in a chasm near Saleich, in Haute-Garonne, 2022.

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    #49

    Aunt Doreen And Ellie - May 2023 Near Galway City © Joseph-Philippe Bevillard

    Aunt Doreen And Ellie - May 2023 Near Galway City © Joseph-Philippe Bevillard

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    Lisa Catlin
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    2 years ago

    Aunt Doreen putting socks on Ellie-Jean before attending religious ceremony in Galway. As part of their Irish Traveller culture, everyone are dressed elaborately to attend special occasions. May 2023 near Galway City at housing estate where Irish Traveller's lives. Photographer was asked by the family to photograph an 8 year old girl’s holy communion and everyone was dressed for the occasions.

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    #50

    Plastic Treasure 09 © Alain Schroeder

    Plastic Treasure 09 © Alain Schroeder

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    Lisa Catlin
    Community Member
    2 years ago

    Recycling plastic in Dhaka is a significant environmental effort. Locals play a crucial role in collecting, separating, and selling plastic to recycling facilities, contributing to reducing plastic pollution and generating income. NGOs promote plastic recycling awareness and education, encouraging proper disposal. The government has taken steps, like banning single-use plastic bags. Challenges remain but Dhaka's commitment to addressing plastic waste's environmental impact is evident.

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