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Painted Easter eggs presented in Kiev
Some 500 traditional Ukrainian pysankas, painted Easter eggs, are presented in the center of Kiev before the celebration of the Easter, main holiday of the Orthodox church, on April 16, 2017.
Salt farming season in remote Indian community
Indian salt pan workers of the Agariya community in Gujarat work in the remote and arid Little Rann of Kutch (LRK) region for nearly eight months of the year during the salt farming season. India is ranked third in gross amount of salt produced in the world, behind China and the United States, and the western state of Gujarat accounts for 77 percent of India’s production.
Mud Day race at Lac de Peyrolles, France
Runners take part in Mud Day, a 13km race with obstacles, on April 8, 2016, at the Lac de Peyrolles, near Aix en Provence, southern France.
The quiet beauty of the Eastern Shore
MICA student Landon Green takes meditative film photos of the Eastern Shore of Maryland. “After leaving there, I really recognize the beauty of the place,” he said.
Light City Baltimore 2017
For the second year, artists from around the world lit up Baltimore with a variety of installations and performances.
Design Fair exhibition in Milan, Italy
Scenes from the Design Fair exhibition in Milan, Italy.
Chemical weapons testing at Edgewood Arsenal through the years
In today’s Baltimore Sun, reporter Mary McCauley commemorates the beginning of World War I with a look at Maryland institutions born from that conflict. Here, a closer look at the Edgewood Arsenal, now a part of Aberdeen Proving Ground, where the U.S. has manufactured and tested chemical weapons since 1918.
Philippines settlers occupy mass housing project for police
Informal settlers continue to occupy a mass housing project for police for almost a month now in Pandi township, Bulacan province, about 50 kilometers (31 miles) north of Manila, Philippines.
Cutting down trees to restore Washington forests
As part of a broader plan by Nature Conservancy to restore the pine forests of the Central Cascades so they are more resilient to wildfires and climate change, the nonprofit environmental group is cutting down trees to save the forest.
