Whether it's shoveling salt or washing water lilies-these beautiful photo finalists show the diversity of meaningful work.
"Harvesting salt" by Cao Ky Nhan - A farmer raking salt in Hon Khoi, Vietnam.
"Gold of Farmer" by F Dilek Uyar – A farmer throws corn in Turkey.
"Washing water lilies" by @ptkhanhhvnh - "The women were washing water lilies, a flower that grows in many lakes in the western rivers of Vietnam. They use boats to go everywhere to pick water lilies, then wash and sell them at the local market. This is has been the traditional work for women living in Western Vietnam for generations. This edible flower is also a delicacy for locals and tourists."
"Pottery" by @thwethwetun – A potter in Yangon, Myanmar.
"The Tunneler" by Liam Man, who said he "wanted the mood of this image to be somber and still."
"Girl" by @chanthar. A woman paints umbrellas in Mandalay, Myanmar.
"Melukis kain batik" by Erwin Saleh – A woman dabs gold onto a quilt in Bogor Jawa Barat, Indonesia.
Stylish jackets made from recycled tents left at music festivals debuted at the London Fashion Week catwalk this month under the 10T sustainable brand name.
The Danubia Symphony Orchestra in Budapest lets deaf audience members sit among instruments to feel the vibrations during special performances of Beethoven.
Violinst Gidon Kremer performed Bach for inmates at the Pacific Institution in British Colombia, calling the prisoners more enthusiastic than concertgoers.
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