Haiti's first full moon since the massive earthquake on 12 January lights up a ruined building in the Caribbean state early on Saturday.
With so many homes lost, tent cities have sprung up in and around the capital Port-au-Prince.
In one tent city, this mother and her children were attending a makeshift church service.
Haiti is still burying victims. Telimene Josephe, 28, held a wreath at his mother's funeral in Port-au-Prince on Saturday. Elimene Josephe, 59, died on Monday of injuries sustained as a result of the quake.
Musicians played in the funeral cortege.
A young relative of the dead woman fainted during the funeral.
At a US field hospital at Haiti's international airport on Saturday, Betina Joseph, 5, was tended to by her mother Denise Exima, 28. She had tetanus and doctors feared she would be dead within 24 hours if not evacuated.
In the rubble-strewn streets of Port-au-Prince, men argued over looted liquor. This photo was provided by UN peacekeepers.
Haitian police were out arresting suspected looters.
Meanwhile, nearly 2,500km (1,500m) away in New York, volunteer lawyers were helping Haitian immigrants who arrived in the US on or before 12 January to apply for Temporary Protective Status.
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