The best photojournalism of 2012
In some of the year's most remarkable images, tourists vacation near a shipwreck, the Space Shuttle retires, and Trayvon Martin is mourned with a unique hairstyle
The week's best photojournalism: 2012 edition
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boy prepares to snorkel in front of the wreckage of the capsized cruise liner Costa Concordia. The Italian cruise ship was carrying more than 4,000 passengers when it ran aground and capsized near the Tuscan coast. Thirty-two people were lost in the tragic accident on January 13. Click through for a look at more of the year's most eye-catching images from around the globe.
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