Kash Harvest, India Photograph by Biswajit Patra

Yang Yanmin, Travellers ride camels on Mingsha mountain after heavy snowfall, Dunhuang, China, 2018.

Lucy Liu

“Swimming in Crimson” - Two boys contrast against the surreal red of Lake Retba, a natural marvel in Senegal known for its vivid hue.

Xiaolangdi dam clearing up the sediment-laden Yellow river

harajuku at 2am on valentine’s day (2014)

The winged swan, ca. 1940 - by Josef Klíma, Czech

tons of seized poached tusks from approximately 10,000 elephants were destroyed in Nairobi national park during a public ceremony. The tusks, methodically arranged on metallic pyramids, were burned as if on funeral pyres. The event, widely covered by the media, was intended to make the general public more aware of the struggle to eliminate elephant poaching. With this symbolic gesture, the presidents of kenya and gabon wished to alert the whole world to the gravity of the traffic in ivory. The survival of about 500,000 african elephants is at stake.

Waterfall amidst a mountain covered in ash after a volcano eruption

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Palestinian Resistance fighters reading copies of “Quotations from Chairman Mao Zedong” in 1970.