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News outlets around the world are marking the death of Britain's longest-reigning monarch with full-page photographs of Queen Elizabeth II.
The Queen passed away peacefully on September 8 at Balmoral. She was 96.
From London to New York to Australia, here's how newspapers and magazines are recording this historic moment.
The Daily Mail pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II with the headline: "Our hearts are broken."(Twitter: Daily Mail)
To mark her death, The Daily Telegraph front page quoted the monarch's own words: "Grief is the price we pay for love."(Twitter: The Daily Telegraph)
The New Yorker published an early look at next week's cover, "Figurehead", by Malika Favre, which features a stylised red and blue portrait of Queen Elizabeth II against the Union Jack. (The New Yorker: Malika Favre )
The Australian front page included a picture of the Queen waving and dressed in white.(Supplied)
In Scotland, The Herald published this photo of Queen Elizabeth II along with a 32-page commemorative tribute to the long-serving monarch. (Twitter: The Herald)
The Herald Sun published a 24-page digital tribute full of royal family snaps and pictures of the Queen in colourful outfits.(Herald Sun)
In the UK, the Financial Times chose a photo of the Queen attending the state opening of parliament in 1971. (Twitter: Financial Times)
The Daily Mirror published this more recent photo. "We say Thank You to Her Majesty as the nation begins to come to terms with the loss of the 96-year-old monarch," the caption said.(Twitter: The Mirror)
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ABC analyst Annabel Crabb says there are many defining images from the Queen's life.
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