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In Sight: Here are the best photos of the week

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The Best Photos of the Week (Yuri Kadobnov/Pool photo/AP ) Here are 15 of the week's best photos Spectacled penguin enjoys a swim, tear gas launches during Paris anti-government demonstration, victims mourn the Sri Lanka bombings and parachutists soar over Netherlands blossoming flower field. By Stephen Cook, Dee Swann, Troy Witcher and Nick Kirkpatrick · Read more     In Sight   ADVERTISEMENT   Perspective A photographer explores American gun culture deep in the Arizona desert Jean-François Bouchard made a series of cinematic photographs of the aftermath of The Big Sandy, the largest machine gun shoot in the United States. By Chloe Coleman · Read more (Oksana Veniaminova) Perspective The mythical power of the white dress: Why women in Belarus hold onto their wedding gowns Oksana Veniaminova set out to discover why women in Belarus were keeping their wedding gowns, sometimes for decades. By Chloe Coleman · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT       Must-see photo stories (Gemunu Amarasinghe/AP) Wounded in body and spirit, Sri Lankans gather to bury their dead Mourners streamed through small houses and crowded yards as the small Christian communities in Sri Lanka collectively grieved. By Katie Mettler and Nick Kirkpatrick · Read more (Salwan Georges/The Washington Post) A climate change solution slowly gains ground Companies leading the hunt for ways to skim carbon dioxide from the air are attracting interest from big deep-pocketed corporations — including oil companies. By Steven Mufson · Read more (Mark Makela for The Washington Post) A wrestler was forced to cut his dreadlocks before a match. His town is still looking for answers. After a white referee said Andrew Johnson's hair didn't conform to the rules, the video of his haircut went viral. His small New Jersey town is awaiting the results of an investigation while grappling with how to move forward. By Roman Stubbs · Read more Tom McCorkle for The Washington Post / Food styling by Lisa Cherkasky for The Washington Post. How to nail the ultimate homemade pizza, from crust to toppings Start slinging stellar pies with these smart tips and mix-and-match recipes. By Becky Krystal and Bonnie S. Benwick · Read more Recommended for you Get the Must Reads newsletter Get a curated selection of our best journalism in your inbox every Saturday, plus a peek behind the scenes into how one story came together. Sign Up

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