Las fotos de Instagram que marcaron este 2014

More from Newroz in Diyarbakir. #newroz #kurds #turkey #amed #diyarbakir #flags #somanyflags

Una foto publicada por Scout Tufankjian (@stufankjian) el Mar 3, 2014 at 10:41 PDT

Syrians pray at the metal gate where the head of Husayn (grandson of Muhammad) was displayed during Friday prayer at Omayad Mosque in #Damascus #Syria

Una foto publicada por Sergey Ponomarev (@sergeyponomarev) el Mar 3, 2014 at 10:29 PDT

McAllen, Texas. A group of women and two unaccompanied children are detained on a levee. Exhausted and hungry the group appeared relieved to be found. It turned out they had travelled from Guatemala and Honduras together. Part 1 of My film 'The Fence' comes out this coming Monday @msnbcphoto

Una foto publicada por Charles Ommanney (@charlesommanney) el Jun 6, 2014 at 10:24 PDT

Boarding the bus, sent to greet us, on the tarmac at the airport in Mogadishu, Somalia

Una foto publicada por Daniel Berehulak (@danielberehulak) el Jun 6, 2014 at 5:34 PDT

#AisholPan and her #GoldenEagle in action (#BayanUlgii , #Mongolia )

Una foto publicada por Khasar Sandag (@inomad) el Oct 10, 2014 at 5:53 PDT

Japan’s Nuclear Power Plant Belt: A 65 year old woman Yumiko Aoki works at her rice field during a super hot day, in an extremely depopulating Oku-Izumo in Shimane, one of the nuke-plant prefectures in Japan. All of nuke power plant regions and nearby have faced the drastic depopulation, the shrinking of job market and the aging society. That was one of the biggest reasons nuke reactors were created in such areas, though after the 2011 Fukushima nuke power plant disaster, all reactors have been suspend for the operation. Yet, the Japanese government and many residents of the nuke power plant belt want to resume. #japan’s_nuclear_power_plant_belt #old_people #oku_izumo #depopulation #aging_society #shimane #japan #rural_area #countryside #handy_capped #iphonephotography #photodocumentary

Una foto publicada por Q. Sakamaki (@qsakamaki) el Ago 8, 2014 at 6:15 PDT

One of a group of local coal miners searches a field of sunflowers near #Grabovo #ukraine for #mh17 airplane debris and human remains. #україни | Brendan Hoffman / @prime_collective for #gettyimagesnews

Una foto publicada por Brendan Hoffman (@hoffmanbrendan) el Jul 7, 2014 at 12:11 PDT

A doctor at work. Ifakara, Tanzania. What I really like the most in this photo is the mother's silent hand in the frame. What will we do without mothers? Photo by Nana Kofi Acquah @africashowboy (Copyright: 2014).

Una foto publicada por Nana Kofi Acquah (@africashowboy) el Ago 8, 2014 at 1:17 PDT

A doctor at work. Ifakara, Tanzania. What I really like the most in this photo is the mother's silent hand in the frame. What will we do without mothers? Photo by Nana Kofi Acquah @africashowboy (Copyright: 2014).

Una foto publicada por Nana Kofi Acquah (@africashowboy) el Ago 8, 2014 at 1:17 PDT

"This is the first quiet day for Kiev's residents to come here. So we came to put flowers and pay respect to the people who died." —Olga, 26 years old, from Kiev "Today there is mourning" From my dispatch with viewfinder portraits from Maidan, Kiev on Foreign Policy. http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2014/02/24/today_there_is_mourning_kiev_protester_maidan Images made on an iPhone through my Bronica viewfinder. #kiev #ukraine #filmisnotdead #fujifilm #bronica #6x6 #portrait #photography #photojournalism @viiphoto

Una foto publicada por Anastasia Taylor-Lind (@anastasiatl) el Feb 2, 2014 at 9:58 PST

A platoon of female Shan State soldiers sit on the parade ground during the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the founding of the Shan State. #army #soliders #shanstate #burma #panospictures Patrick Brown, Panos Pictures © 2014

Una foto publicada por Patrick Brown (@patrickbrownphoto) el Abr 4, 2014 at 12:36 PDT

Migrant workers develop a pistachio plantation outside of #Alpaugh, #California, #USA on June 16, 2014. With the promise of a hefty return investment groups develop large almond and #pistachio orchards amidst the historic California drought in the arid southern part of Central Valley. To irrigate this farm, a couple of 1000 ft deep wells costing roughly $500,000 each were setup on the land. The demand for new wells in the Valley has never been higher and as drilling companies operate at their maximum capacity the current waiting time takes about 8 months. #water #watercrisis #complexemergency #drought #centralvalley #environment #agriculture @azdarya #everydayUSA

Una foto publicada por balazs gardi (@balazsgardi) el Jul 7, 2014 at 5:34 PDT

Home of the tent! Nomadic bride and groom at north-east of #iran

Una foto publicada por Ako Salemi (@f64s125) el Oct 10, 2014 at 1:00 PDT

The delivery of aid to the survivors of last Friday's landslide disaster in Badakhshan Province caused clashes between villagers and police who fired warning shots to disperse the crowd yesterday. The mood is somewhat less tense today but distribution is still chaotic at best. Andrew Quilty / Oculi. 7.5.2014 #afghanistan #badakhshan #landslide #aid #emergency

Una foto publicada por Andrew Quilty (@andrewquilty) el May 5, 2014 at 5:22 PDT

The Pasture of The Fourth Horseman There is a slight, upward grade from the escape hatch of the Titan I nuclear missile base. Each of the 18 sites scattered throughout the interior of the U.S. are, essentially, perfect copies of one another. There are academic differences —the location of the septic ponds or how the concrete domes were formed —but a single, common schematic laid over the deceptively innocuous landmarks on the surface will decode the mystery of what lies underneath. More than a quarter mile of tunnels like this connect the silos to their various support structures like the deep tunnels of an apocalyptic ant pile. At the end of this tunnel, there is an enormous fuel terminal that serviced the sixteen story nuclear missile held in a deep silo just next to it. Each missile site contained three ICBMs that could be fired in sequences separated by about fifteen minutes. It took 47 seconds to open the silo lid and roughly two minutes to raise the missile sixteen stories to the surface. Before the site was salvaged, the walkway would have been covered with steel and the racks on either side would have linked the launch control room to the missile itself with hundreds of miles of cables. Perhaps it goes without saying, but its recitation somehow underscores the purpose of these facilities: there was no protocol for reloading a launched missile silo. These items were one-time-use-only.

A photo posted by Matt Slaby (@mattslaby) on Jun 6, 2014 at 5:12pm PDT

At King Tom Cemetery in Freetown, Sierra Leone, most of the graves are freshly dug and unmarked. Esther George, a health worker who died of Ebola, had the only permanent nameplate in the whole area. Yesterday the crowded ebola section received 25 bodies. #onassignment for @wsjphotos in #Freetown #sierraleone covering #ebola

Una foto publicada por Glenna Gordon (@glennagordon) el Oct 10, 2014 at 4:00 PDT

The delivery of aid to the survivors of last Friday's landslide disaster in Badakhshan Province caused clashes between villagers and police who fired warning shots to disperse the crowd yesterday. The mood is somewhat less tense today but distribution is still chaotic at best. Andrew Quilty / Oculi. 7.5.2014 #afghanistan #badakhshan #landslide #aid #emergency

Una foto publicada por Andrew Quilty (@andrewquilty) el May 5, 2014 at 5:22 PDT

The delivery of aid to the survivors of last Friday's landslide disaster in Badakhshan Province caused clashes between villagers and police who fired warning shots to disperse the crowd yesterday. The mood is somewhat less tense today but distribution is still chaotic at best. Andrew Quilty / Oculi. 7.5.2014 #afghanistan #badakhshan #landslide #aid #emergency

Una foto publicada por Andrew Quilty (@andrewquilty) el May 5, 2014 at 5:22 PDT

The delivery of aid to the survivors of last Friday's landslide disaster in Badakhshan Province caused clashes between villagers and police who fired warning shots to disperse the crowd yesterday. The mood is somewhat less tense today but distribution is still chaotic at best. Andrew Quilty / Oculi. 7.5.2014 #afghanistan #badakhshan #landslide #aid #emergency

Una foto publicada por Andrew Quilty (@andrewquilty) el May 5, 2014 at 5:22 PDT

Image from my series Politics in Black and White which is included in The Space Between curated by Henry Jacobson opening today at Center for Photography at Woodstock. Other artist include @postcardshome @echosight @tiny_collective @dannyghitis #hillary #clinton #2016 #politics #woodstock @cpwwpc #jonimitchell @markpetersonpixs

Una foto publicada por Mark Peterson (@markpetersonpixs) el Jun 6, 2014 at 9:17 PDT

A homemade personal protection suit. This man brought his sick mother to the #Ebola clinic in #monrovia #liberia.

Una foto publicada por Ben C. Solomon (@bcsolomon) el Sep 9, 2014 at 6:17 PDT

World Cup fever: a boy plays football at home in his small apartment, with Argentina's flag behind hanging from the balcony. Lots of flags were hung in houses and apartments in Buenos Aires. #fans #argentina #vamosargentina #brasil #brazil #worldcup #copadumundo #mundial #flag #kids #child #brasil2014 #brazil2014 #boy #futbol #futebol #football #soccer #phmuseum #buenosaires #passion #pasion #love #messi #torcida #hinchada #hinchas This photo is part of the #teamphotogs project, from @time and @phmuseum

Una foto publicada por Alejandro Kirchuk (@akirchuk) el Jun 6, 2014 at 11:56 PDT

Siti and her son Yong visits the grave of her first child, Haikal, who passed away due to a sudden illness. Siti was not aware that she was HIV positive and didn't take precaution to prevent passing on the virus to her baby. Siti has been undergoing Antiretroviral Therapy since then. As a result, Siti is healthy and although she is HIV positive, Yong is negative. At his last checkup Yong weighs 10.5kg and he will be celebrating his 1st birthday this month. I am continuing the 2nd chapter of my project documenting the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Tanah Papua, collaborating with the Clinton Foundation on a campaign to lower stigma and discrimination against people living with HIV/AIDS in the provinces. #againstallodds #papua #indonesia #HIV #AIDS #epidemic

Una foto publicada por Andri Tambunan (@andritambunan) el Oct 10, 2014 at 10:20 PDT

Goodbye Thingyan, catch ya next year! #myanmar #thingyan2014 #thingyan #asia #newyear

A photo posted by Lauren DeCicca (@deciccaphoto) on Apr 4, 2014 at 5:58am PDT

Project Mi Barrio – Nahuelito y su Abuelito. #Rumihuaico, #Ecuador, #projectmibarrio, #photojournalism, @runa_photos, @panospictures, @natgeo, @thephotosociety

Una foto publicada por Ivan Kashinsky (@ivankphoto) el Nov 11, 2014 at 6:43 PST

Children play on "jackstones" or concrete structures made by foreign NGOs to serve as breakwater for storm surges in Hernani Eastern Samar. #Haiyan #Yolanda #OneYearAfter

Una foto publicada por John Javellana (@javellanajohn) el Nov 11, 2014 at 1:24 PST

Eritrean wedding in Haifa today. #israel #wedding #lovemypeople #haifa #bahaigarden #view #eritrea #stairs

Una foto publicada por Malin Fezehai (@malinfezehai) el Abr 4, 2014 at 12:15 PDT