In Sight: The best photos of the week

The Best Photos of the Week ; In Sight photo blog

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The Best Photos of the Week (Christina Koch/NASA/AP) The launch of a Russian Soyuz rocket, climate protests around the world, the drive of alpacas and llamas from Swiss pastures, the House of Representatives initiates a formal impeachment inquiry of President Trump. Here's a look at 13 of the best photos from the week, selected by photo editors at The Washington Post. By Troy Witcher, Dee Swann and Stephen Cook · Read more     In Sight photo blog (Joel Sternfeld/Steidl) Perspective Despairing for the planet, a man took his own life in a Brooklyn park. This photographer honored his memory one day at a time. Photographer Joel Sternfeld documents the death of a lawyer and climate activist in his new book. By Kenneth Dickerman and Joel Sternfeld · Read more ADVERTISEMENT (Nicoletta Novara) Perspective Young refugees document the squalor, and hope, around them 35 refugee students had disposable cameras to document their lives on the Greek island of Samos. By Nicoletta Novara · Read more (Walter Astrada) Perspective A photographer captures a sacred South American festival where the living embrace the dead Walter Astrada photographs the sacred Guaraní Arete Guasu celebration of the Western Guarani people. By Troy Witcher and Walter Astrada · Read more Perspective Through the lyrics of Bruce Springsteen: A photographic journey through America Italian photographer Daria Addabbo explores America through the lyrics of Bruce Springsteen. By Daria Addabbo, Karly Domb Sadof and MaryAnne Golon · Read more     Must-see photo stories (Loay Ayyoub/For The Washington Post) Dreaming of van Gogh in Gaza Palestinian artists draw inspiration from masterpieces they may never be allowed to see. By James McAuley and Hazem Balousha · Read more (Marvin Joseph/The Washington Post) Meet the frat bro, ice queen and 'walking disaster movie' who are wrestling to sellout D.C. crowds Prime Time Pro Wrestling is the District's newest independent wrestling organization. By Hau Chu · Read more Here's what celebrities wore at the 2019 Emmys The 71st Primetime Emmy Awards at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. Read more In rural Texas, black students' fight for voting access conjures a painful past When students at the historically black Prairie View A&M University challenged the county about limited early-voting hours, they were also taking on Waller County's freighted history. By Amy Gardner · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT 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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