The top of Switzerland’s highest skyscaper the Prime Tower (126 metres /413 ft) peeps through the fog in front of the Swiss Alps, early morning in Zurich, Switzerland December 7, 2015. (Arnd Wiegmann/Reuters) REUTERS
Week in Pictures
Seven days. Fifteen photos. Here’s the best shots from the week.
The week in photographs, as chosen by the Maclean’s photo department:
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