Most wedding photographers know what's required at a vaguely hipster celebration: close-ups of floral headbands and shots of couples holding oversized balloons while they kiss.
FERVENT demonstrations are a common enough sight on Gaza's streets, but there is something unusual about the crowd of young men now coming down the esplanade and turning towards the Palestinians' ruling Fatah party headquarters: not militants with headbands calling down curses on Israel, but bespectacled graduates demanding jobs.
Young men in black headbands piled into cars and drove about town, honking their horns, shouting slogans and waving flags and pictures.
A young couple wearing leopard-ear headbands have come from Yongin, where Samsung has an amusement park of its own.
Against the tide ReprintsTrade is brisk in Hazare rosettes, headbands, T-shirts, and badges.
Katia Maurício, who runs a stall full of T-shirts and headbands, is selling off the last of her World Cup-themed stock at a big discount.
At one polling station in the small town of Ubud, election workers counting the ballots in their best batik sashes and headbands called out his name almost as often as hers.Yet most Indonesians still know little about Mr Yudhoyono.
Many of the mob were wearing Hindutva gear saffron headbands, or the khaki shorts favoured by those who take part in the movement's early-morning physical jerks.The place is more peaceful now.
Children sported headbands proclaiming "I am revolutionary".
Silver seems to have been more plentiful in the Greek islands; but only a few simple vessels, headbands, pins, and rings survive.
There, cabin crew dressed in Air New Zealand uniforms with Elvish touches of twinkly headbands, cloaks and, of course, pointy ears, inform viewers that smoking is illegal on aircraft, and the emergency landing position is demonstrated by a dragon-riding fake Gandalf (Sir Ian must have been busy).
