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    Mother and child on their way to the AIDS clinic I worked in.: by r_geden_journal, Views[546]
         		 Boy peering out from under a bridge had to act fast to capture this moment: by r_geden_journal, Views[523]
         		 REALITY - The people of Samburu were among the friendliest people we met while in Kenya, but the sad reality is that they still need to sell items to get by. You wish you could help everyone as you walk past them and their short huts. The hardest part about saying goodbye to the tribe was having to say 'no thanks' and 'sorry' to so many of them as we head back to the van.: by yeeha, Views[423]
         		 SCHOOL TIME - The children sit in their 'classroom' made from trees, sticks and leaves. Led by their teachers, they sing to us in Swahili and then also show us how they are learning English too by reciting the alphabet for us. : by yeeha, Views[633]
         		 NATURAL BEAUTY - I was in amazed at how stunning this Mother and her baby are. They live in a place where clean water is not readily available and wear no make up, yet their skin is almost flawless. The happiness in the Mother's eyes and the innocence of her baby's truly made me reflect on my own materialistic items.: by yeeha, Views[547]
     
    A MAN'S WORLD - After being greeted by the tribe, the women depart. The men are about to have a meeting to discuss the future of the tribe. Women are not allowed to participate.: by yeeha, Views[484]
         		 CAUGHT - Arriving to meet the Samburu tribe in the northern part of Kenya, the tribesmen hid their mobile phones in their 'shukkas' (skirt-like clothing). They appear embarrassed, but it's clear from the mobile phone tower in the background that even technology has made its way to the outback of Kenya.: by yeeha, Views[999]
         		 5. With eyes shining one of the sub-adult male siblings takes his turn chewing on one tiny baby buffalo - shared with his mother and brother. His brother’s foot pokes into the frame as he lounges nearby. An atmosphere of ease surrounds the carcass on this night. With such a small meal the family trio have steered clear of the full-grown males they encountered in the previous image. But the relaxed atmosphere did not last long for some - soon after this moment the lion rose, sharpened his claws on a tree and then intently locked his shinning eyes on us.: by kazmey, Views[949]
         		 4. On this night the family trio we first saw were lucky. A full grown buffalo had been killed by two fully-mature male brother lions (one above), who allowed the unrelated family to share it - within limits. At this moment the sub-adult males have just been chased off leaving the mother lion (lying down with the radio collar) to continue eating. But one of the muscled-up males persists in displaying his dominance. Note the missing mane (just a little mohawk) and the grey colouring of his head and body.: by kazmey, Views[674]
         		 3. This is the Tsavo night. Some places feel more real after dark and Tsavo is one of them. Reminiscent of a crime scene photo the evidence shows buffalo is high on the menu during the drought. Once famous for man-eating, the maneless lions here make use of the large numbers of buffalo that concentrate in the areas surrounding meagre remaining water sources.: by kazmey, Views[594]
     
    2. Driving through the pitch black Tsavo scrub, our ears bombarded by surround-sound animal noise but our eyes blind. Suddenly lions materialise out of the darkness into our spotlights. Blink, and we could have missed them. There are three lions. The sub-adult male here is in the company of his brother and mother, concealed in the nearby darkness. In the Tsavo night photography is a true reflection of the place and life - raw, real and instantaneous.: by kazmey, Views[742]
         		 1. The dry red soil of Tsavo brings stark reminder of the drought that forces lions, buffalo and people into close proximity and conflict. The red soil hints at the human blood famously spilled in 1898 and the blood that is still spilled when the sun goes down. In the scrub are strange lions. Males lacking proper manes, bodies coloured grey and with a different social structure to other lions. The very close encounter experiences in this place will live with me forever.: by kazmey, Views[928]
         		 Simplicity. Lake Nakuru, Kenya.: by llynal, Views[341]
         		 The greatest love. Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya.: by llynal, Views[307]
         		 Size matters. Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya.: by llynal, Views[288]
     
    A thing of beauty. Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya.: by llynal, Views[280]
         		 Sleepy morning. Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya.: by llynal, Views[280]
         		 Burning and digging in trash provides a chance to find clothes and other stuff.: by africanadventure, Views[563]
         		 The sites with cumulated rubbish are often homeless dogs searching for food.: by africanadventure, Views[705]
         		 The woman tires to 'recycle' the dump by burning it but this pollutes the air.: by africanadventure, Views[459]
     
    Garbage in the Kibera slum is a big problem polluting water, carrying diseases.: by africanadventure, Views[1031]
         		 After along day of searching for plastics and scraps under the scorching sun the boy enjoys his meal beside a shelter they had made with his group.: by gambakizito, Views[435]
         		 Though John is well known in this area that has small different groups, he always has a dog which provides him with protection even when he is out of his mothers’ sight.: by gambakizito, Views[402]
         		 When there are fewer things to do in the site, they (John and his friends) tell stories of their different activities. : by gambakizito, Views[382]
         		 John (not his real name), his mother and a friend, they are in one of the biggest dumping site at Nairobi. Here, John and like the rest of the people has come to look for anything that can be recycled and sell so that he can help his mother looking for a fortune, while he's suppose to be in school.: by gambakizito, Views[412]
     
    John drinks a cock tale of different drinks collected in the remaining in the boxes around him, this has been happening since he was young. Nothing goes to waste in this place after the drink the bottle will be given to the women behind him for another fortune. : by gambakizito, Views[575]
         		 A local tourist enjoy the Subukia view from a point near the Virgin Mary Spring.: by muale, Views[524]
         		 The shrine, commonly known as Mji wa Maria, stands on the Equator : by muale, Views[789]
         		 Alex Mutua enjoying the beautiful scenery a top Subukia table.: by muale, Views[750]
         		 Big white cross that can be seen easily as one approaches Subukia Shrine.: by muale, Views[1407]
     
    Lush pastures and fertile land seen from Subukia Viewpoint.: by muale, Views[944]
         		 She is out with her baby for the lunch. The baby plays around. She is alert and caring. She sees her stripped neighbor. She knows there is a lot of food for everyone, for every stripe, colors, and races. Though she is powerful and well-equipped, but she doesn't make her neighbor leave the table. After all they are munching mates!: by livemorelives, Views[350]
         		 wild wide awake:one barren land,a mystic tree,the wildebeest grazing,and a wise vulture observing like Time looking at the flow of life.: by livemorelives, Views[513]
         		 He doesn't kill when he is not hungry.Take a break,relax,my friend.This is what is called the Big Cat-Nap!: by livemorelives, Views[446]
         		 You see them smiling, in torn floral rags.You see them smiling in hunger and poverty.It is a glimpse of love in a Masai Bazaar.No brands.No glitz..You get blue sky with every buy:Free! Free!Free!: by livemorelives, Views[480]
     
    It is a mellow surrender towards beauty that makes us beautiful. A resting ostrich before the sunset is benevolent, enthralling and calm.: by livemorelives, Views[364]
         		 Faith, Joseph's daughter in law takes a break and reflects at midday: by joankabugu, Views[361]
         		 Faith, Joseph's daughter in law waters some cassava plants: by joankabugu, Views[347]
         		 Joseph and his family trek to his second cassava farm.: by joankabugu, Views[363]
         		 Joseph Mbai, a cassava farmer in Eastern Kenya survey his farm at the daybreak: by joankabugu, Views[679]
     
    Joseph Mbai, a cassava farmer in Eastern Kenya about to start his day: by joankabugu, Views[454]
         		 Gazelles grazing in the foggy weather.: by njihia, Views[229]
         		 The lonely grazing zebra: by njihia, Views[235]
         		 The amazing contours of the hills in Gilgil, Kenya: by njihia, Views[453]
         		 The foggy lake Elementaita: by njihia, Views[269]
     
    The beautiful skylines of lake elementaita: by njihia, Views[260]
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