Seeing The News: People in India, like many around the world, are ready for spring. And that means one thing for many on the subcontinent — the Holi festival, aka the Festival of Colors.
Before the droves of people get to participate in Holi, they might have to endure the craziness of the commute in New Delhi. Good luck finding a seat. Heck, good luck finding a place to hang off the side. Amazing pictures though.
The difficult (i.e. crazy) morning commute in India is well documented. What's not usually photographed is peace and quiet on India's streets. Does that even exist!? Photographer Johnny Haglund attempted to find out.
One place where life is definitely not calm or peaceful is in Syria. But Reuters photographer Hosam Katan managed to snap a shot of these rebel fighters from Al-Sultan Murad brigade grabbing a moment with their mobile phones near the frontline, north of Aleppo.
Seeing The News is a periodic selection of arresting visual topics around the world. What have we missed? Let us know in the comments, or tweet @sdavy with your tips.
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