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China marks 60th anniversaryof People's Republic
A massive parade showed China's increasing military and cultural significance. Elsewhere, protesters demanded democracy and freedom.
Kabul's heroin addicts
Afghanistan has an estimated two million drug users, with over 50,000 addicts in Kabul alone. Photographer Paula Bronstein shows us a treatment center.
Kids play grown-up inTokyo's KidZania theme park
A scale-model village lets kids experience 50 different adult jobs.
Indian Hindus celebrateGanesh Chaturthi festival
Clay idols of the elephant-headed deity are immersed in rivers and the sea throughout India to celebrate his birth.
Photographer Emilio Morenattiinjured in Afghanistan
The Spanish AP photographer was embedded with US troops when his vehicle hit a roadside bomb. A gallery of his recent work.
A tiny Scottish village hostsa giant sheep auction
The annual sheep sale in Lairg, Scotland is one of the largest livestock auctions in Europe.
The addicted village
In dozens of mountain hamlets in this remote corner of Afghanistan, opium addiction has become so entrenched that whole families, from toddlers to old men, are addicts.
Out on the ledge
"The Ledge," a new glass balcony suspended 1,353 feet in the air and jutting out 4 feet from the Sears Tower's 103rd floor Skydeck, allows visitors to look strait down through a glass floor.
South Africa one year beforethe 2010 World Cup
With a year before the World Cup opens, South Africa faces challenges from AIDS to finishing new stadiums.
Brazil's massive flooding
Heavy rains and landslides in northern Brazil killed 40 and forced 275,000 from their homes.
The Sichuan earthquakeone year later
90, 000 lost their lives, 5 million were left homeless. Now survivors return to Beichuan County to mourn their losses from the May 12, 2008 quake.
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Crewing the Peacemaker
Globe 2009 summer intern Maisie Crow photographed life aboard a tall ship.
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Nuclear repatriation
Globe staff photographer Essdras M Suarez documented Romania's efforts to repatriate enriched uranium to Russia to keep it out of the hands of terrorists.
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Lesson of the streets
John Frame, a Harvard Divinity School student, wanted to learn about homelessness. So he spent the summer living on the streets.
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Hungry, hungry herons
Herons fish at the Nemasket River at the Wareham Street dam in Middleboro. Photographs by George Rizer.
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Rhode Island's idyllic Sakonnet
Globe staff photographer John Tlumacki explores Sakonnet, Rhode Island.
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Roses are dead,
flower lovers blue
Boston's heavy June rains killed off many of the roses in the Fenway. Video by Suzanne Kreiter.
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Helping nature help itself
Photographers Joanne Rathe and George Rizer show us efforts to help local wildlife.
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The lobstermen's way of life
on Monhegan Island
Globe staff photographer Bill Greene visits Maine's Monhegan Island to document a way of life.
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Bay State's busy day
The re-enactment of the Battle of Lexington, the Boston Marathon, the Red Sox at Fenway Park, and the Celtics at the TD Banknorth Garden, all in one day. Photographs by Globe staffers.
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Makeup and make believe
Behind the scenes at the Globe's 2009 spring fashion photo shoot.
Video by Dina Rudick.
Video by Dina Rudick.
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Diaghilev's Ballets Russes
The Boston Ballet brings three works from Russian impresario Serge Diaghilev's Ballets Russes to the Citi Performing Arts Center. Photographs by Essdras M Suarez.
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Mush! The Can-Am sled dog race
Furry trains cover 250 miles through northern Maine.
Photographs by Yoon S. Byun.
Photographs by Yoon S. Byun.
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Globe photographers win
Globe photographers dominate the annual Boston Press Photographers Association contest with multiple wins in News, Sports, and Feature categories.
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Metamorphosis
A fascinating time-lapse sequence shows the TD Banknorth Garden shifting from concert stage to hockey rink to basketball court in one day. Video by Jim Wilson and Ed Medina.