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NEWS - Ukraine-Krieg: Mariupol - Bilder einer zerstörten Stadt
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Dazed and covered in dried blood, a man stares at the camera as he proceeds on foot to a checkpoint leading out of the beseiged city of Mariupol into territory held by the Donetsk People's Republic. Many people are trying to flee the city on foot into territory controlled by the Donetsk People's Republic. More than 200,000 people are trapped in the strategic city described by those who managed to escape as a "freezing hellscape riddled with dead bodies and destroyed buildings," Human Rights Watch said.
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War in Mariupol, Ukraine - 23 Mar 2022
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FEATURE - Braunbären in Finnland
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Will Nicholls/REX/Shutterstock (5790077a)
European brown bear (Ursus arctos arctos) stares at the camera from between some trees.
European Brown Bears, Finland - Jul 2016
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These stunning photos of brown bears in the forests of Finland are the result of one photographer's endless hours of patience. During his two week trip wildlife photographer Will Nicholls spent 15 hours a day in a tiny wooden hide as he attempted to catch a glimpse of these elusive creatures. Despite their formidable size, the ancient Taiga forests that the bears call home extend for hundreds of miles meaning it can be extremely hard to spot them. Added to this there are estimated to be just 1,700 European brown bears left in Finland. Will comments: "I spent 15 hours each day, every day for 2 weeks, in a small wooden hide on the Russian Border in Finland. "With the sun never completely setting, I was awake through the night in an effort to spot one of Europe's most elusive mammals: the European brown bear.
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FEATURE - Wifi kommt nach Kuba
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A woman stares at her smartphone screen in Parque Fe del Valle, Havana, Cuba, on the evening of 29 December 2015. The fascination of people towards touchscreen remind the way people look at mirrors, in a way emphasizing the narcissistic aspect of solitary wireless interaction
Wi-Fi comes to Cuba, Cuba - 2015
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A photographer has captured a series of striking images of Cuba's Wi-Fi 'Revolution'.
Photographer Valerio Berdini captured a series of images that show Cuban faces illuminated by mobile phone light, as many browse the internet on their mobile phone devices for the first time.
In June 2015 Cuban citizens gained access to Wi-Fi for the first time when Cuban government-owned telecommunication company, ETECSA, began installing 35 Wi-Fi hotspots in the parks of the main cities.
Until that date the web in Cuba was an affair limited to the guests of few luxury hotels and some official state offices.
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FEATURE - Wifi kommt nach Kuba
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A woman stares at her partners on a tablet during a videocall in Plaza Carillo, Trinidad de Cuba on the afternoon of 26 December 2015. For the first time since the arrive of wi-fi in the last few months, Cuban have seen their loved ones for the first time. Videocall services as Skype and Facetime are blocked by the government; most Cubans use an app called IMO to connect with relatives and friend living abroad, mainly in Florida, Venezuela and Spain
Wi-Fi comes to Cuba, Cuba - 2015
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A photographer has captured a series of striking images of Cuba's Wi-Fi 'Revolution'.
Photographer Valerio Berdini captured a series of images that show Cuban faces illuminated by mobile phone light, as many browse the internet on their mobile phone devices for the first time.
In June 2015 Cuban citizens gained access to Wi-Fi for the first time when Cuban government-owned telecommunication company, ETECSA, began installing 35 Wi-Fi hotspots in the parks of the main cities.
Until that date the web in Cuba was an affair limited to the guests of few luxury hotels and some official state offices.
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FEATURE - Tierseelenporträts
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A dog stares at the camera proudly for its portrait
'Animal Soul' portaits - Mar 2015
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Jordanian Photographer Robert Bahou has created a photo series that provides a glimpse into the souls of cats and dogs.
The project, entitled Animal Soul, features portraits of different breeds of cats and dogs.
Robert said: "I look for hints of truth in the photographs, and I have found that this is surprisingly accessible with animals. The reason for this is that I don't believe animals understand what a camera is. As a result, they don't behave the way we do when faced with a camera.
"They don't adjust themselves, turn to their good sides, pull a prepared face, or hide anything. What's left is a truly honest moment between them and the camera. I want to, in a very close and personal way, show that animals have unique and beautiful personalities."
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FEATURE - Tierseelenporträts
MANDATORY CREDIT: Robert Bahou/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
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A husky dog stares proudly at the camera
'Animal Soul' portaits - Mar 2015
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Jordanian Photographer Robert Bahou has created a photo series that provides a glimpse into the souls of cats and dogs.
The project, entitled Animal Soul, features portraits of different breeds of cats and dogs.
Robert said: "I look for hints of truth in the photographs, and I have found that this is surprisingly accessible with animals. The reason for this is that I don't believe animals understand what a camera is. As a result, they don't behave the way we do when faced with a camera.
"They don't adjust themselves, turn to their good sides, pull a prepared face, or hide anything. What's left is a truly honest moment between them and the camera. I want to, in a very close and personal way, show that animals have unique and beautiful personalities."
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FEATURE - Tierseelenporträts
MANDATORY CREDIT: Robert Bahou/REX Shutterstock. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Robert Bahou/REX/Shutterstock (5572882n)
A bear-like dog stares proudly at the camera
'Animal Soul' portaits - Mar 2015
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Jordanian Photographer Robert Bahou has created a photo series that provides a glimpse into the souls of cats and dogs.
The project, entitled Animal Soul, features portraits of different breeds of cats and dogs.
Robert said: "I look for hints of truth in the photographs, and I have found that this is surprisingly accessible with animals. The reason for this is that I don't believe animals understand what a camera is. As a result, they don't behave the way we do when faced with a camera.
"They don't adjust themselves, turn to their good sides, pull a prepared face, or hide anything. What's left is a truly honest moment between them and the camera. I want to, in a very close and personal way, show that animals have unique and beautiful personalities."
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Welshman has close encounter with an inquisitive male leopard, Masai Mara, Kenya - 16 Jan 2014
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(Pic 4) The male leopard sits motionless as it stares at safari tourist Gareth. Gareth dares to glance at the animal
Glad He Wore Brown Trousers.. Welshman's Close Encounter With Inquisitive Male Leopard
If an expression could ever define fear it would be the one on the face of Welshman Gareth Owen - who came face-to-face with a leopard.
The 44-year-old data administrator was on a Masai Mara safari in January when he had the close encounter of the big cat kind.
The leopard had padded over to a jeep being driven by Exodus Travels guide and wildlife photographer Paul Goldstein.
Wimbledon-based Paul explains: "I whispered 'This is not usual', although my fingers were twitching on the ignition as the dappled assassin crouched right next to the back seats. For five minutes the leopard's head oscillated to and fro just inches from our motionless Welshman.
"Gareth said nothing, barely in control of his faculties. Lions and cheetahs are known to inspect vehicles playfully but a male leopard - 'Pinker-nose' - never. Eventually after seemingly wanting to get better acquainted with Gareth he strode off, his beat taking to him to the next Kicheche landcruiser to repeat his examination.
"For a moment my heart was in my mouth, I had not seen this before either, but I also realised that this was something not likely to happen again and I gorged myself on the moment."
Gareth, who lives near Zurich in Switzerland, says: "So initially I was mesmerised by the leopard, it was staring at me so intensely, it was almost hypnotising. But then I slowly became very nervous. I understand that vehicles are safe because wild animals don't realise the people in them are separate things from the vehicle...
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Welshman has close encounter with an inquisitive male leopard, Masai Mara, Kenya - 16 Jan 2014
MANDATORY CREDIT: Paul Goldstein/Exodus/Rex Features. IMAGES OUTSIDE OF PRINT NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTIONS. FEES APPLY FOR UNIQUE IPAD USE.
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Paul Goldstein/Exodus/REX (3589597c)
(Pic 3) The male leopard sits motionless as it stares at safari tourist Gareth
Glad He Wore Brown Trousers.. Welshman's Close Encounter With Inquisitive Male Leopard
If an expression could ever define fear it would be the one on the face of Welshman Gareth Owen - who came face-to-face with a leopard.
The 44-year-old data administrator was on a Masai Mara safari in January when he had the close encounter of the big cat kind.
The leopard had padded over to a jeep being driven by Exodus Travels guide and wildlife photographer Paul Goldstein.
Wimbledon-based Paul explains: "I whispered 'This is not usual', although my fingers were twitching on the ignition as the dappled assassin crouched right next to the back seats. For five minutes the leopard's head oscillated to and fro just inches from our motionless Welshman.
"Gareth said nothing, barely in control of his faculties. Lions and cheetahs are known to inspect vehicles playfully but a male leopard - 'Pinker-nose' - never. Eventually after seemingly wanting to get better acquainted with Gareth he strode off, his beat taking to him to the next Kicheche landcruiser to repeat his examination.
"For a moment my heart was in my mouth, I had not seen this before either, but I also realised that this was something not likely to happen again and I gorged myself on the moment."
Gareth, who lives near Zurich in Switzerland, says: "So initially I was mesmerised by the leopard, it was staring at me so intensely, it was almost hypnotising. But then I slowly became very nervous. I understand that vehicles are safe because wild animals don't realise the people in them are separate things from the vehicle itself. but I wondered if that partic...
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Model released - An Old age pensioner stares into space in the grounds of her care home
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Vacation
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MODEL RELEASED Boy stares at camera from sunset beach
Vacation
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2010 Winter Olympic Games, Vancouver, Canada - 22 Feb 2010
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Curling fan Patrick Plys stares into the camera lens while taking in Olympic men's curling action
2010 Winter Olympic Games, Vancouver, Canada - 22 Feb 2010
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