A girl stands in front of a sign reading "Keep Peace" painted after the recent post-election violence that tore through the region, especially in areas like the impoverished Kibera Slum in Nairobi.
A girl holding a ball in front of a shack in the Kibera Slum.
A girl stands in front of her home in the village of Kogelo.
A boy passes time outside of his village, Kakuma.
A boy searches a city dump site for food and items he could sell in Nairobi.
A young girl looks after her sister on the streets of the Soweto Slum in Nairobi.
A boy passes time on the streets in a small village outside of Kogelo.
A child is measured in an International Rescue Committee feeding station in the Kakuma Refugee Camp.
A man pushes his son down a dirt road in Kogelo.
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absolutely magnificent... :(
Posted by: alex mazilu | April 30, 2009 at 11:21
The photos of Kenyan slums are awesome, I hope you're successful in getting them published. Congratulations on the work.
Posted by: Ethan | April 30, 2009 at 22:05
Beautiful pictures but very painful as well. You pulled their emotions right out of their eyes.
Posted by: House Painting Washington DC | June 13, 2009 at 08:22
Very nice pictures!!and you will get some prises to sir!!But Want to ask all that people who are passes from this blogs and all them too who will see this photographs at exhibition,This photograph is not for your clapping,It is reality and Do something in life to help them,so you can say with proud that you have done something best in your past.
Posted by: r4 ds card | February 09, 2010 at 06:56
Very nice pictures!!and you will get some prises to sir!!But Want to ask all that people who are passes from this blogs and all them too who will see this photographs at exhibition,This photograph is not for your clapping,It is reality and Do something in life to help them,so you can say with proud that you have done something best in your past.
Posted by: running shoes sale | June 23, 2010 at 02:48
Very nice. Keep up the good work!
Posted by: Mario, a Quebecer | August 03, 2010 at 13:05
is to sad to see this kind of images, specially when child appears in this, just I can't understand why great governments don't send any kind of help and only are interesting in make more money and power.
Posted by: Generic Viagra | August 04, 2010 at 21:43
I think we should help them.look at them,and then look at ourselves,we should know how to live.
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