People of the world

Avtar Singh is seen wearing a huge traditional Punjabi turban called 'pagdi' in the Indian town of Patiala on July 19 in Punjab. The impressive headgear weighs a hefty 100lbs and measures in at a staggering 645m when unwrapped - the same as 13 Olympic-sized swimming pools. The 60-year-old has been regularly adding to it for the past 16 years and it can take him up to six hours to put it on. His supersize turban made him one of the most respected preachers in the Pubjab, but it causes…

Jimmy Nelson has gone all over the earth to photograph native peoples at their proudest moments and to show you their soul.

We kickstarted World Face project in April to celebrate the incredible diversity of the world around us and unite people through photography. We have challenged ourselves to photograph people from every nation in the world. Here are new images for the collection.

A new book shows photographer Jimmy Nelson's work from some of the most far-flung destinations around the planet

Mou Aysha isn't a professional photographer in the true sense of the word, meaning it's more of a passion to her rather than a job. However, this isn't a blemish on her ability to capture beauty in her portraits. Mou, who lives in Dhaka, Bangladesh, has a keen eye for very sensitive, emotional, even soulful, moments, and her every picture is a testament to that. Her 53k followers are a testament to that too.

Just as a monotonous drive can cause highway blindness, after you've looked at an image hundreds of times, it's pretty easy to miss the tiny details. We asked you to show us how much crazy we could miss in images we've looked at hundreds of times.

Mundiguda market. A lot of people there are Bonda; others are Didayi people (part two).