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"The camera helps you, but the engine is your heart or your head. Having silver cutlery is not gonna make your food taste any better" Cristina García Rodero reflects on her career: https://t.co/BZwMC2UwiM © Cristina García Rodero / Magnum Photos https://t.co/LvRmYtXj9n

Lady Gaga reacts as a photographer falls on the #Oscars arrivals carpet. More photos of the week: https://t.co/O4trWOi2WU 📷 Mario Anzuoni https://t.co/HULHqbU79N

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A drone view shows vehicles after part of a mall ceiling collapsed in Osasco, Brazil. More photos of the week: https://t.co/Liju6lZZ3J 📷 Carla Carniel https://t.co/ZQ2knViC9n

Mood https://t.co/cugK4RfKeN

Early Works by Martin Parr 📚️ The book weaves Parr’s better-known black-and-white work with several previously unpublished images. Shop signed from our UK bookshop: https://t.co/YTOIyKoSMm © Martin Parr / Magnum Photos https://t.co/bkZSkyOz2E

PICTURES OF THE WEEK (11 - 17 March) #AFP https://t.co/PMSZxQDLqZ https://t.co/h3sfpTnyAK

Ukrainian serviceman Volodymyr proposes to his girlfriend Viktoriia after she came to visit him at the train station in Kramatorsk, Ukraine. More photos of the week: https://t.co/x7P0dSWP7I 📷 Yan Dorbronosov https://t.co/5sBUsYOjYf

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#UnitedStates New York state vs New York City: the war over foie gras 📷Kena Betancur #AFP https://t.co/sVQnaqiKg7

A California license plate is seen in an area affected by floods after days of heavy rain in Pajaro, California. More photos of the week: https://t.co/fLOUpKwoo1 📷 @ReutersBarria https://t.co/9dtihQGNIl

Rome is a living history lesson—so why not chart its storied past via its most storied hotels? A tour of the illustrious Eternal City’s places to stay (and their nearby landmarks), from ancient to modern times. https://t.co/0E0481W4uf https://t.co/OZMQm5Zcvw

Drought in Somalia is driving more refugees to a vast, decades-old camp in Kenya that is already home to 325,000 people, fleeing war, hunger, terrorism and political instability https://t.co/XLLcWwXHJs https://t.co/PuN4mwvyH0

Peaceful place 🌤️ https://t.co/CxK6VGATNu

"Things creep up on you and you start doing this and that. Gradually I realized I had made a little community document." Chris Steele-Perkins' unplanned portrait of everyday life in Brixton in the mid 70s: https://t.co/uWMrDVvxPO © Chris Steele-Perkins / Magnum Photos https://t.co/ZcY2y5ELWO