2024: The World in Photos: A Curated Collection of Stunning Images from Around the Globe
On May 7, 2024, a selection of the best photos from around the world were curated by picture editors. These images captured a range of emotions and scenes from different corners of the globe. Despite the fact that the feature is temporarily unavailable, efforts are underway to restore it for viewers to enjoy. In the meantime, let’s take a closer look at some of the captivating images that were chosen on that day.
Firstly, an image depicts people gathered at a vigil for Antonio Lee in Baltimore, where Lee was tragically shot and killed while squeegeeing. The photo shows police officers questioning a boy, highlighting the somber moment.
Another photo portrays Bohdana Kharuk sitting with her daughter Amanda during an overnight Easter service at the Church of the Nativity of the Theotokos in Kryvorivnia. This serene and peaceful scene showcases the beauty of religious traditions in Ukraine.
In Brazil, heavy rains caused flooding in Porto Alegre, submerging Mário Quintana Culture House in water. The aftermath of the flood can be seen in this photograph, with damaged infrastructure and thousands displaced people in Porto Alegre.
Dorothy Blevins is shown drying out photos from her flooded home after East Branch San Jacinto River overflowed. This photograph captures Dorothy’s resilience amidst adversity and highlights how natural disasters can have devastating effects on individuals and communities alike.
Sports enthusiasts can enjoy images from two major events: F1 Grand Prix Miami and IRONMAN 70.3 bike race in St George Utah. Hulkenberg is driving Haas F1 VF-24 Ferrari on track during F1 Grand Prix Miami while athletes are competing fiercely during IRONMAN 70.3 bike race in St George Utah showcasing their intense focus and determination.
From Nairobi’s streets comes a poignant photograph capturing people scavenging recyclable materials for a living at Dandora garbage dump, highlighting how poverty can drive people to extreme measures just to survive.
Each photo tells its own unique story about our diverse world and reminds us of our shared humanity despite our differences.
