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Your Shot photographer Fiona Saxton photographed this quiet moment of a bride and her father in the crowd of her wedding.

"In connection with the 75th anniversary of D-Day, a display of vintage vehicles was on show on Southsea Common. I approached this MG PA just as the owner's attention was caught by a helicopter flying past, while his father noticed me," writes Your Shot photographer Elizabeth Allen. "Just under 2,000 MG PAs were manufactured in 1934 having an engine size of 347cc with around 36bhp and costing £222. This one was bought in 1957 for £120, driven until 1962 and eventually relaunched in 2015."

Paul Hilton won the “Wildlife Photojournalism: Story” award for his work documenting the global wildlife trade. This image shows a young pig-tailed macaque chained to a wooden cage in Bali’s bird market.

Three balloons drift past the Colossi of Memnon in Egypt's Valley of the Kings. The statue is one of a pair depicting Amenhotep III seated on his throne. They guard his mortuary temple near Luxor.

Twenty-five percent of all wild cheetahs live in Namibia. Livestock farmers and hungry cheetahs don’t usually mix well, but Naankuse Foundation Wildlife Sanctuary came up with one solution. Live-capture cages set by the farmers and managed by the Naankuse team are helping to reestablish the country’s wildlife population. Visitors to the sanctuary can sleep at the on-site lodge, participate in wildlife walks, or sign up for volunteer opportunities. Money collected helps preserve all six big cat species that call Namibia home.

Shift your perspective on the Grand Canyon, celebrating one hundred years as a national park in 2019. OARS rafting outfitter leads Colorado River trips that range between five and 18 days and have you looking up the mile-deep canyon instead of down into it. (Kids as young as seven can raft Class III rapids.) Book a Grand Canyon mule trip to descend the Bright Angel Trail and enjoy an overnight stay at the base. Or come on a summer Saturday and you can ride one of the Grand Canyon Railway’s steam locomotives that run on french fry oil.

A woman harvests orchids near Hilo, Hawaii, in this photo from the March 1975 issue. Orchids grown on the Big Island are shipped all over the world.

Harpers Ferry in West Virginia

After losing their jobs because of the COVID-19 lockdown, nine-year-old José Manuel González (left), Jhonathon Estrada, Yamileth Oliveros, and Eudi Oliveros decided that their only option was to walk back to their native Venezuela. “I am so grateful to Colombia for opening its doors to us,” Eudi Oliveros says. Yamileth adds, “It was a really painful decision to leave Venezuela, to leave your home, your things, your family, everything. But by immigrating, by fighting, we’ve been able to help our family back in Venezuela, who have been in an extremely difficult situation.”

Bottlenose dolphins frolic in Doubtful Sound, a 25-mile long fjord in New Zealand. Dolphins will sometimes spend their entire lives in one fjord.

Back in 1992, Thomas O’Brien brought light and warmth to the modern style of the day, and has since been a favorite of tasteful shoppers and fellow designers. It was in 2005 that he debuted his very own Vintage Modern line with Target, bringing his trademark classic style to a massive audience.

SUNRISE BEACH

Nha Trang, Vietnam, is famous for its beaches. In the early mornings, locals gather to socialize, play badminton, and relax.

There must be a scientific reason as to why a sprinkle of salt on top of chocolate chip cookies elevates your mood and the dessert. Can we conduct a study on that?