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Roman reenactors resting between events on reenactor festival, Belchin, Bulgaria 2014 [1504x1000] [OC]

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2024/04/06
06:55 UTC

Against all odds, Li Yong-zong, a self-taught mechanic, channels his mother's encouragement into a relentless pursuit of creating sustainable wind energy. [952x535]

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2024/03/04
00:40 UTC

My daughter enjoying Jackson Lake in Wyoming [OC] [5994x3988]

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2024/02/19
17:40 UTC

Tiziana Monterisi and Alessio Colombo, Rice House co-founders, at their Biella headquarters in northern Italy, where they innovate with rice by-products for home insulation. (Photo by Agostino Petroni) [992x646]

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2024/02/15
01:03 UTC

Workers are busy constructing the experimental Heating Pump of the Future plant in Lidzbark Warmiński, Poland, aimed at providing heating for several housing units upon completion. (Photo by Bruno Zanzottera) [720x480]

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2024/02/05
01:13 UTC

Out of his love for cats, Ronnie Chen turned his cattery into a halfway house for street cats and even developed a fertilizer made from cat feces to make ends meet. [824 x 593]

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2024/01/08
01:07 UTC

Aspiring to a career in electrical engineering, Helen Wu has overcome challenges and skepticism in a male-dominated industry to become the only female onshore wind turbine technician in Taiwan. [1083 x 609]

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2023/11/20
01:18 UTC

Despite the mechanization of Taiwan's salt industry, 83-year-old salt worker Tu Ding-xin, now a consultant at a tourist salt field, continues to share traditional manual salt making techniques and culture with the public. [727x514]

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2023/11/13
01:42 UTC

Linda Hoflin, 54, a former model who has become a therapist, lives in Sweden's Stockholm Royal Seaport district, one of the largest urban development areas in northern Europe that has risen as a forefront of sustainable and green living. (Photo by Alessandro Gandolfi) [1000x 665]

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2023/10/23
01:17 UTC

In the Bolivian community of Calacoa, Esperanza Zarate Lopez holds an ear of quinoa in her hand. Quinoa is also celebrated on her dress. (Photo by Karl Mancini) [961x 1292]

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2023/10/16
01:04 UTC

In Calacoa, Bolivia, Esperanza Zarate Lopez and other local producers of quinoa monitor the fields for parasites and worms that may damage the crop. (Photo by Karl Mancini) [1440 x 961]

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2023/10/10
01:02 UTC

Hailed as the "mother of all seeds," quinoa is a traditional Bolivian food that has been cultivated for over 7,000 years in the Inca highlands. Cleto Benitez Lopez is a local quinoa producer in Calacoa at the edge of Salar de Uyuni. (Photo by Karl Mancini) [1440 x 961]

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2023/10/02
00:59 UTC

At the Nagaya Tower community kitchen, Morizane, 70, shows two 15-year-old students how to cook rice. Located in the Japanese city of Kagoshima, Nagaya Tower is a housing project designed to foster interaction and support across generations. (Photo by Oscar Espinosa) [1440 x 960]

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2023/09/25
03:11 UTC

Kaneko, 92, and Yamamoto, 85, are learning to play the harmonica. Every Monday they meet Yasunori, 72, to practice music together at the Nagaya Tower community, a space that encourages mutual support among different generations. (Photo by Oscar Espinosa) [1440 x 960]

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2023/09/18
01:26 UTC

Masatoshi, 80, helps Hidaka, 38, into the kayak. Both are residents of Nagaya Tower, a housing project in Japan's city of Kagoshima that fosters interactions and support between people from different generations. (Photo by Oscar Espinosa) [1440 x 960]

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2023/09/11
00:53 UTC

the boys and the mediterranean sea (4032x3024)

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2023/09/06
17:02 UTC

DJ Mike Devious spinning actual records at United Undivided. Crates on Crates on Crates. Photo by Freebird Funnday. [1440x2560]

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2023/09/06
01:04 UTC

In the Japanese city of Kagoshima, a community developed by Dr. Haruhiko Dozono with 43 members between the ages of 8 and 92 offers a solution to combat the loneliness of the elderly in Japan's increasingly aging society. (Photo by Oscar Espinosa) [1440 x 960]

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2023/09/04
00:59 UTC

In Phnom Penh, 14-year-old Teng goes home for lunch after attending the NGO school Tiny Toones in the morning. After a long process of having his papers ready, he will be able to go to public school. (Photo by Oscar Espinosa) [1440 x 960]

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2023/08/28
00:45 UTC

In the Chbar Ampov district of Phnom Penh, eight-year-old Chariya skates on a street near her home. (Photo by Oscar Espinosa) [1440 x 960]

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2023/08/21
00:32 UTC

In Phnom Penh, a unique school known as Tiny Toones welcomes more than 80 students daily and uses hip-hop culture to engage, inspire and educate young people from some of the capital's poorest neighborhoods. (Photo by Oscar Espinosa) [1440 x 960]

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2023/08/14
02:30 UTC

In the island of Sumatra, Hanafi is an octogenarian mahout, or elephant handler, with 30 years of experience taking care of elephants. His daily work involves feeding, bathing, and caring for elephants. (Photo by Garry Lotulung) [720 x 480]

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2023/07/24
00:34 UTC

The critically endangered Sumatran elephant has declined in numbers over the years due to poaching, human-elephant conflicts and the loss of its habitat, which is largely caused by rapid deforestation and agricultural encroachment. (Photo by Garry Lotulung) [720 x 480]

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2023/07/17
00:55 UTC

During a routine patrol in the Way Kambas National Park in southern Sumatra, Indonesia, members of the Elephant Response Unit ride on elephants and use a wooden boat to find illegal loggers destroying the habitat of Sumatran elephants. (Photo by Garry Lotulung) [720 x 480]

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2023/06/22
00:35 UTC

A view of one of the largest ponds in Camp 20 Extension of the Balukhali-Kutupalong refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. (Photo by Gabriele Cecconi) [720x720]

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2023/06/15
00:31 UTC

In Bangladesh, a child takes shelter from the rain near the main drainage channel of the Balukhali-Kutupalong refugee camp, the largest refugee camp in the world. (Photo by Gabriele Cecconi) [720x720]

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2023/06/08
00:39 UTC

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Roman reenactors resting between events on reenactor festival, Belchin, Bulgaria 2014 [1504x1000] [OC]

Against all odds, Li Yong-zong, a self-taught mechanic, channels his mother's encouragement into a relentless pursuit of creating sustainable wind energy. [952x535]

My daughter enjoying Jackson Lake in Wyoming [OC] [5994x3988]

Tiziana Monterisi and Alessio Colombo, Rice House co-founders, at their Biella headquarters in northern Italy, where they innovate with rice by-products for home insulation. (Photo by Agostino Petroni) [992x646]

Workers are busy constructing the experimental Heating Pump of the Future plant in Lidzbark Warmiński, Poland, aimed at providing heating for several housing units upon completion. (Photo by Bruno Zanzottera) [720x480]

Out of his love for cats, Ronnie Chen turned his cattery into a halfway house for street cats and even developed a fertilizer made from cat feces to make ends meet. [824 x 593]

Aspiring to a career in electrical engineering, Helen Wu has overcome challenges and skepticism in a male-dominated industry to become the only female onshore wind turbine technician in Taiwan. [1083 x 609]

Despite the mechanization of Taiwan's salt industry, 83-year-old salt worker Tu Ding-xin, now a consultant at a tourist salt field, continues to share traditional manual salt making techniques and culture with the public. [727x514]

Linda Hoflin, 54, a former model who has become a therapist, lives in Sweden's Stockholm Royal Seaport district, one of the largest urban development areas in northern Europe that has risen as a forefront of sustainable and green living. (Photo by Alessandro Gandolfi) [1000x 665]

In the Bolivian community of Calacoa, Esperanza Zarate Lopez holds an ear of quinoa in her hand. Quinoa is also celebrated on her dress. (Photo by Karl Mancini) [961x 1292]

In Calacoa, Bolivia, Esperanza Zarate Lopez and other local producers of quinoa monitor the fields for parasites and worms that may damage the crop. (Photo by Karl Mancini) [1440 x 961]

Hailed as the "mother of all seeds," quinoa is a traditional Bolivian food that has been cultivated for over 7,000 years in the Inca highlands. Cleto Benitez Lopez is a local quinoa producer in Calacoa at the edge of Salar de Uyuni. (Photo by Karl Mancini) [1440 x 961]

At the Nagaya Tower community kitchen, Morizane, 70, shows two 15-year-old students how to cook rice. Located in the Japanese city of Kagoshima, Nagaya Tower is a housing project designed to foster interaction and support across generations. (Photo by Oscar Espinosa) [1440 x 960]

Kaneko, 92, and Yamamoto, 85, are learning to play the harmonica. Every Monday they meet Yasunori, 72, to practice music together at the Nagaya Tower community, a space that encourages mutual support among different generations. (Photo by Oscar Espinosa) [1440 x 960]

Masatoshi, 80, helps Hidaka, 38, into the kayak. Both are residents of Nagaya Tower, a housing project in Japan's city of Kagoshima that fosters interactions and support between people from different generations. (Photo by Oscar Espinosa) [1440 x 960]

the boys and the mediterranean sea (4032x3024)

DJ Mike Devious spinning actual records at United Undivided. Crates on Crates on Crates. Photo by Freebird Funnday. [1440x2560]

In the Japanese city of Kagoshima, a community developed by Dr. Haruhiko Dozono with 43 members between the ages of 8 and 92 offers a solution to combat the loneliness of the elderly in Japan's increasingly aging society. (Photo by Oscar Espinosa) [1440 x 960]

In Phnom Penh, 14-year-old Teng goes home for lunch after attending the NGO school Tiny Toones in the morning. After a long process of having his papers ready, he will be able to go to public school. (Photo by Oscar Espinosa) [1440 x 960]

In the Chbar Ampov district of Phnom Penh, eight-year-old Chariya skates on a street near her home. (Photo by Oscar Espinosa) [1440 x 960]

In Phnom Penh, a unique school known as Tiny Toones welcomes more than 80 students daily and uses hip-hop culture to engage, inspire and educate young people from some of the capital's poorest neighborhoods. (Photo by Oscar Espinosa) [1440 x 960]

In the island of Sumatra, Hanafi is an octogenarian mahout, or elephant handler, with 30 years of experience taking care of elephants. His daily work involves feeding, bathing, and caring for elephants. (Photo by Garry Lotulung) [720 x 480]

The critically endangered Sumatran elephant has declined in numbers over the years due to poaching, human-elephant conflicts and the loss of its habitat, which is largely caused by rapid deforestation and agricultural encroachment. (Photo by Garry Lotulung) [720 x 480]

During a routine patrol in the Way Kambas National Park in southern Sumatra, Indonesia, members of the Elephant Response Unit ride on elephants and use a wooden boat to find illegal loggers destroying the habitat of Sumatran elephants. (Photo by Garry Lotulung) [720 x 480]

A view of one of the largest ponds in Camp 20 Extension of the Balukhali-Kutupalong refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. (Photo by Gabriele Cecconi) [720x720]

In Bangladesh, a child takes shelter from the rain near the main drainage channel of the Balukhali-Kutupalong refugee camp, the largest refugee camp in the world. (Photo by Gabriele Cecconi) [720x720]