Dec 30

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citroncollective: angry by czuczy on Flickr.

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angry by czuczy on Flickr.

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anotherafrica: RURAL STREET STYLE # 14 ETHIOPIA Bana man from the Southern Omo region.Shot by Eric Lafforgue via flickr. Image courtesy of the photographer. All rights reserved.

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RURAL STREET STYLE # 14
ETHIOPIA

Bana man from the Southern Omo region.
Shot by Eric Lafforgue via flickr.

Image courtesy of the photographer. All rights reserved.

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Dec 06
Another one of my photos reblogged on Tumblr: Girl on a bike (by Lil [Kristen Elsby])

Another one of my photos reblogged on Tumblr:

Girl on a bike (by Lil [Kristen Elsby])

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Nov 23
fotojournalismus: Afghan balloon seller, Muhammed Wahidullah, 20, sells balloon for a boy in Kabul, Afghanistan on Nov. 22, 2012. [Credit : Ahmad Jamshid/AP]

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Afghan balloon seller, Muhammed Wahidullah, 20, sells balloon for a boy in Kabul, Afghanistan on Nov. 22, 2012.

[Credit : Ahmad Jamshid/AP]

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Nov 17
An ethnic Afghan, or Pashtun boy, who said Taliban threats forced him from his home in Baglan province, looked for recyclable materials at a garbage dump in Kabul, Afghanistan, Wednesday. Children say they can make around $1.70 a day at the site. (Daniel Berehulak/Getty Images) (via Photos of the Day: Nov. 14 - Photo Journal - WSJ)

An ethnic Afghan, or Pashtun boy, who said Taliban threats forced him from his home in Baglan province, looked for recyclable materials at a garbage dump in Kabul, Afghanistan, Wednesday. Children say they can make around $1.70 a day at the site. (Daniel Berehulak/Getty Images) (via Photos of the Day: Nov. 14 - Photo Journal - WSJ)

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Oct 10
fotojournalismus: A child jumps on the waste products that are used to make poultry feed as she plays in a tannery at Hazaribagh in Dhaka October 9, 2012. Luxury leather goods sold across the world are produced in a slum area of Bangladesh’s capital where workers, including children, are exposed to hazardous chemicals and often injured in horrific accidents, according to a study released on Tuesday. None of the tanneries packed cheek by jowl into Dhaka’s Hazaribagh neighbourhood treat their waste water, which contains animal flesh, sulphuric acid, chromium and lead, leaving it to spew into open gutters and eventually the city’s main river. [Credit : Andrew Biraj/Reuters]

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A child jumps on the waste products that are used to make poultry feed as she plays in a tannery at Hazaribagh in Dhaka October 9, 2012. Luxury leather goods sold across the world are produced in a slum area of Bangladesh’s capital where workers, including children, are exposed to hazardous chemicals and often injured in horrific accidents, according to a study released on Tuesday. None of the tanneries packed cheek by jowl into Dhaka’s Hazaribagh neighbourhood treat their waste water, which contains animal flesh, sulphuric acid, chromium and lead, leaving it to spew into open gutters and eventually the city’s main river.

[Credit : Andrew Biraj/Reuters]

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