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 		 Samburu people: by lisbon, Views[38]
 		 After falling asleep in class, his teacher asked him to leave the class and wait outside for his meeting with the headmaster. He stood, still slightly dazed, drawing in the sand with his foot. He stared right through the camera at me as I took this shot, the imprint of his sweatshirt arm still visible across his forehead from having slept on his arm. : by grahamfreeman, Views[87]
 		 This little girl hid behind the large groups of students who were acting up for my camera as I walked through the school yard to begin a morning of digging to help install a new fence. I took a few shots of the students and then saw her. She half-smiled, but there was something about the emotion in her eyes that captured me. I tried to take a shot, which resulted in this photo. : by grahamfreeman, Views[76]
 		 A student from class 4 uses a piece of plastic as a make-shift umbrella during an afternoon downpour. With rain-drops still running down his face, he greeted me, proud to show off his innovative canopy. : by grahamfreeman, Views[83]
 
After taking my camera out during a break from working planting a garden at the school, I was mobbed by a group of children asking me to take their photos. After snapping a few shots I was walking back to the gardens when I came across a shy, little girl from class 1, sitting alone under a tree. I asked her if I could take a picture and she immediately came alive, smiled and pulled a funny face for the camera.: by grahamfreeman, Views[70]
 		 The school yard at break time is a sea of red from the school uniforms of the students. One class 1 boy stuck out as he was the only one to have a blue sweater, apparently having lost his red school sweater. I watched him play and try stealing the soccer ball from students twice his height, completely unphased but the very apparent size difference. I walked over to chat with him and try to get a shot, and ended up taking this. His cheeky, care-free attitude is clearly visible in the eyes behind that playfully accusatory finger. *Photos have had no digital adjustments but have been made black & white/ low saturation as stated is allowable in the question and answer forum: by grahamfreeman, Views[113]
 		 The night watcher. I saw him at dawn, but probably he watched to me all night!: by masaimara, Views[74]
 		 Me and my land. He saw me since I was more than 1 mile far: he simply don't care.: by masaimara, Views[86]
 		 I can hear you. I heard you before you saw me!: by masaimara, Views[76]
 
I'm not alone. The first wildebeest I met. But after just a couple of minutes I realize how large a herd of wildebeest can be!: by masaimara, Views[82]
 		 Can you see me? Watch the landscape, looking for a Leopard. When finally I saw his long tail on the tree he already knew that I was not a danger for him!: by masaimara, Views[81]
 		 She captures an impala in no time and will eat today. : by c_smartshots, Views[23]
 		 Her pursuing the prey and dashing through the bushes: by c_smartshots, Views[17]
 		 She leaps out of the tree and proceeds to hunt her prey: by c_smartshots, Views[24]
 
She climbs down the tree but stops for a brief moment & stares in to the camera: by c_smartshots, Views[22]
 		 The Huntress lying in the morning sun and watching carefully for prey: by c_smartshots, Views[39]
 		 White Lion : by animals, Views[50]
 		 Hippos at Mara river: by animals, Views[52]
 		 Zebras at Masai Mara: by animals, Views[62]
 
Lioness at Masai Mara: by animals, Views[55]
 		 This Samburu village located just outside of the Samburu National Park is in a rather remote, harsh, dry environment. There are 9 families living in this village and despite the living conditions, they appear to live in harmony with the land and express themselves in colorful clothing and have an outgoing friendly attitude. : by allann, Views[54]
 		 Some of the tribal warriors spend some time relaxing in the shade. They fashion their seats out of wood and carry them with them. : by allann, Views[78]
 		 These young children of the tribe are now old enough to walk almost 30 kilometers to a neighbouring town where they will spend 3 months at a time to receive their education: by allann, Views[79]
 		 A young female member of the tribe, is almost of marrying age, 15, and will be expected to build her own home for her family when the time comes. : by allann, Views[50]
 
An elderly female of the tribe despite her age participates in welcoming us to their village. : by allann, Views[71]
 		 Some of the tribal warriors spend some time relaxing in the shade. They fashion their seats out of wood and carry them with them.: by allann, Views[64]
 		 These young children of the tribe are now old enough to travel almost 30 kilometers to a neighbouring town where they will spend 3 months at a time to receive their education.: by allann, Views[62]
 		 A young female member of the tribe, is almost of marrying age, 15, and will be expected to build her own home for her family when the time comes.: by allann, Views[71]
 		 An elderly female of the tribe despite her age participates in welcoming us to their village.: by allann, Views[61]
 
This Samburu village located just outside of the Samburu National Park is in a rather remote, harsh, dry environment. There are 9 families living in this village and despite the living conditions, they appear to live in harmony with the land and express themselves in colorful clothing and have an outgoing friendly attitude.: by allann, Views[126]
 		 An organiser of the show walks with the motorcyclists, obviously pleased with the success of the road show.: by julzen, Views[83]
 		 A women pauses her daily work at the market to listen to the educational talk about contraception.: by julzen, Views[95]
 		 On the market is a talk about health education. Ttwo Muslim Women are passing by, not allowed to attend the show.: by julzen, Views[81]
 		 The contributors of the show, sitting on a rented truck, are distributing condoms to the people walking by.: by julzen, Views[94]
 
Contributor of the road show against AIDS are driving down the streets of Taveta to attract the attention of the pedestrians.: by julzen, Views[106]
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 		 The ruins of the former central bank!: by caroley, Views[66]
 		 the horizon that kisses the beauty of the Kenyan Indian Ocean: by mukira, Views[40]
 		 Kenya the reflection of beauty: by mukira, Views[44]
 		 welcome Kenya, the icon of tourism and a hub of mixed races: by mukira, Views[33]
 
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