Great global photos from NPR in 2024: These images delighted us, touched us, dazzled us
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A picture, they say, is worth 1,000 words. So we will try to use as few words as possible in this introduction to a sampling of our favorite photo posts of 2024.
This year’s round up includes dramatic drone images of the world’s “foodscapes,” an intimate look at families striving to provide healthy meals for their kids and exuberant Bolivian women skateboarding in their traditional bowler hats.

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Indigenous pride. Bowler hats. Meet an all-female Bolivian skateboarding crew

‘There is no respect anymore’ as ambulances come under attack in South Africa

A drone’s eye view of ‘foodscapes,’ from cattle to soybeans to shrimp

Stunning photos of a vast e-waste dumping ground — and those who make a living off it
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