テニスのイタリア国際・男子シングルス2回戦で勝利したポーランドのイェジ・ヤノヴィッツ選手、イスラエル建国でパレスチナ人が難民化して65年目の「ナクバ」記念日での衝突、バンコクでのタイ交通巡査たちの訓練風景、など。

ELATION: Polish player Jerzy Janowicz ripped off his shirt as he celebrated after winning a tennis match against French player Jo-Wilfried Tsonga Wednesday in Rome. Janowicz won…

FREE FOOD: People reached out to receive free bags of leftover vegetables handed out by striking street vendors in Athens on Wednesday.

TEMPORARY ART: A workman stood on the remains of what used to be a 55-foot-high inflatable duck art installation in Hong Kong's Victoria Harbor on Wednesday.

WHEAT TO EAT: A woman harvested wheat on the outskirts of Kabul on Wednesday.

HOLD STILL: A handler steadied his sheep in the ring on the first day of the Balmoral Show in Northern Ireland on Wednesday. The agricultural and food event is expected to attract over 80,000 visitors in three days.

FRAMED: A woman looked from behind the brick wall of her house in Delhi, India, Wednesday.

MAKING THEIR WAY: Pilgrims pulled horses as they made their way to the shrine of El Rocio in Donana National Park, Spain, Wednesday. Every spring, devotees converge at a shrine to pay homage to the Virgin del Rocio during an annual pilgrimage.

SPRING SOW: Farmer Bill Maupin, left, conferred with landowner Norman Sandelbach while inspecting freshly planted corn in a field outside of Henry, Ill., on Tuesday.

MAKESHIFT SOURCE: A refugee, right, drank water leaking from a water source in Islamabad, Pakistan, Wednesday.

COLORFUL DECORATION: An Afghan National Police officer manned a checkpoint on the outskirts of Maidan Shahr, Afghanistan, Wednesday.

NATURE'S POWER: Mexico's Popocatépetl volcano belched out a cloud of ash in the central state of Puebla on Wednesday. Glowing rocks landed on the towering mountain's slope.

ENGULFED: A Palestinian set fire to a tire during clashes between hundreds of Palestinians and Israeli soldiers outside the Ofer prison after a march marking the 65th Nakba day or 'Day of Catastrophe' on Wednesday in Betunia, near the West Bank city of Ramallah.

TRADITIONAL HAIRCUT: A barber held hair and money in a tray after cutting a child's hair as part of a ritual, called Mundan, in Allahabad, India, Wednesday. Hindus perform the ceremony when children are a few years old, and their hair is cut and heads shaved for the first time.

SMOOCH: A supporter kissed British Columbia Premier and Liberal leader Christy Clark while celebrating the Liberal Party's victory in the provincial election in Vancouver, British Columbia, Tuesday.

PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT: Thai traffic police officers practiced techniques during an emergency situation and baby delivery training course at a hospital in Bangkok on Wednesday.

BRACING FOR THE STORM: People took shelter in a building before the arrival of Cyclone Mahasen in Sittwe, Myanmar, Wednesday.

FALLEN: An army officer watched as heavy machinery cleared rubble at the scene of a building collapse in Nyagatare, Rwanda, early Wednesday. Six people were killed and dozens more injured when a four-story building under construction collapsed, police said.

WILDFIRE: A smoke plume rose high above a roadblock east of Solon Springs, Wis., Tuesday. Crews from Wisconsin and Minnesota were trying to control a rapidly growing wildfire in northwestern Wisconsin that forced evacuations of the sparsely populated area.