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Senaglese director and ethnologist Safi Faye. She is known for “Mossane” (1996), “Kaddu Beykat” (1976) and “Fad'jal” (1979).

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Aerial of an apartment development in Brooklyn called The Vandaveer Estates, March 1951. Photograph by B. Anthony Stewart, National Geographic

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Paris by Amit Kumar, 2013

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CAMEROON. Yaounde. 1998. Training field of the team “Canon Yaoundé”, which has birthed many famous players.

© Harry Gruyaert

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Santhali girl pinning a silver filigree ornament, March 1954. 

Via photodivision. 

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“If you ain’t got no sauce, then you’re lost. But you can also get lost in the sauce.”

[polychelles]

Laguna Honda, Bolivia by Dirk Rosseel, 2012

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Sanchez Kane

[soliloquyinthedark]

“Coral Tree by Black Point, Honolulu, Oahu” (1930) by Arman Manookian (Armenian-American, 1904-1931)

[global-musings]

Accra, Ghana

James Barnor

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André Courrèges 1976 Photo Jean-luce Huré  

[global-musings]

Novice nuns play ball at the Santa Catalina Monestary

Location: Arequipa, Peru

Photographer: Melissa Farlow

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In the city of Puebla, pilgrims carry paintings and bouquets to the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe. The roses point to Mary’s first appearance in Mexico. According to tradition, she revealed herself to an Native American man, Juan Diego, in 1531.

Location: Puebla, Mexico

Photographer:  Diana Markosian

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