It probably doesn't get any more First World than this. The standard of living in this country sounds almost unreal.
SWITZERLAND
Geneva
In front of the European headquarters of the United Nations is a sculpture of a broken chair symbolizing opposition to the use of landmines and cluster bombs.
Jet d'Eau, the world's largest bidet, is one of Geneva's most visible landmarks.
What appears to be a publicity stunt of sorts. It appears that the water coming out of the fountains in this region really is safe for drinking.
Motion and stillness.
A long-exposure photograph lasting 16 seconds. The flags waved with the wind, but the lady didn't move an inch.
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