Yeah, I know that the saying isn’t “A picture is worth a thousand headlines,” but for photos from the Associated Press, with all the news stories they get attached to, that might be the case.

I’m not sure how I’ve missed this before, but I just found AP’s online photo site, with tons of timely pics from all over the globe. I’m going to add AP Photography to my news bookmarks.

Currently, AP’s main topic is the effects of COVID-19, and below are some of its latest photo links. Click through them and you’ll find a lot of “small” images to personalize the big headlines. For instance, in the first link, there’s a busker playing his violin in a Budapest subway station, the feet of Indonesian shoppers lined up on social-distancing stickers in a mall elevator, and a vendor in Morocco wearing a makeshift mask created from fig leaves.

Great stuff here:

• Business stalls, caution reigns as virus spreads
• Virus revives demand for traditional French soap
• Virus redefines respecting personal space
• Around the world, classrooms are eerily empty
• Poignant moments, anxiety amid a virus outbreak
• Italians cooped up by virus cope with creativity
• Unsettled Tokyo in black and white
• Sports brought to a halt by coronavirus fears
• Rome’s eternally packed tourist sites emptied
• Holi festival subdued in India over coronavirus concerns

[photo: “Fisheye,” by Winnie Liu, used under a Creative Commons license]