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         		 A camel leaves its footprints on the sands of Jaisalmer.: by samirgallery, Views[371]
         		 An unconditional performance with Jaisalmer fort in the background.: by samirgallery, Views[195]
         		 Rann of Kutch, The parched earth.: by samirgallery, Views[560]
         		 As younger villagers move away to cities and the ones still dedicated to their farmland move into square box homes in the valley (in order to be closer to the spring as the water table dries up) the beautiful traditional yao, energy-efficient cave-homes dug into the hillsides, are crumbling back into the earth, burying the ancient village traditions and ways of life inside them. : by skj, Views[147]
     
    Traditional village weddings are changing and becoming more Westernized, but are not yet altogether eradicated. Here, musicians in a wedding band take a break in the shade. They have accompanied the bride as she rides on a donkey from her house to her husband’s house where she will now live. Each of them was taught by his father how to play his instrument and the traditional types of music. : by skj, Views[159]
         		 Families send their children out to scavenge, as they don’t have the resources to feed them. Many people do what any parent would think impossible to do, and just abandon their children to the street. Many other children become orphans due to the high mortality rate, mainly due to illness and crime. This has led to the world’s largest population of street children. In Metro Manila alone, there are at least 100000 street children. : by jarrod_hunt, Views[1322]
         		 More than 70,000 families live along the edges of the nearly 30 waterways in Metro Manila. The tin and wood dwellings are tightly packed in, sometimes 3 stories high, with no sanitation and very little natural light. Garbage collects in the waterways and clogs its drainage system, so that any slight downpour or typhoon causes flooding in many communities. Metro Manila also has a combined septic and storm-water system so that when it floods, human waste is expelled onto the streets. : by jarrod_hunt, Views[1392]
         		 The inhospitable and overcrowded slums around Manila are symbolic of modern day poverty, where there are illegal squatter camps everywhere, deteriorating government housing projects, as well as many people engaged in illegal jobs and activities. Recent government initiatives on eradicating slums and squatter camps have had very little impact. : by jarrod_hunt, Views[3174]
         		 Child labour is common in The Philippines. More than 4 million children work as fisherman, hunters, farmers, factory workers, street vendors, and most commonly as scavengers; collecting recyclable materials and scraps to exchange for cash. Most of these children are male, aged between 10 and 17 years old. Quite often they are the primary income earners for their families, as unemployment is very high. The conditions in which some of these children work are very hazardous. Heavy lifting, physical hazards, and work related injuries are common. : by jarrod_hunt, Views[1665]
     
    In The Philippines, Over 35 million people live below the poverty line. Almost half of the population survives on less than $2 a day. Large proportions live in makeshift housing, without access to safe drinking water, sanitation or electricity. More than a quarter of all Filipinos are malnourished. Churches have thousands of homeless knocking on their doors every week, and charities are overwhelmed with the amount of people asking for help. Some people resort to selling their kidneys or eyes on the black market to make money. Here, for most, life is a daily struggle. : by jarrod_hunt, Views[2432]
         		 Atardecer antes de partir a la Gran Ciudad en tren: by tierradelalma, Views[147]
         		 Llegando a la Estación de trenes: by tierradelalma, Views[167]
         		 Casa abandonada en el camino: by tierradelalma, Views[131]
         		 Rancho cerca del pueblo: by tierradelalma, Views[154]
     
    Paisaje rumbo a la Estación de trenes: by tierradelalma, Views[133]
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         		 yummy: by nowhereleseinsomewhere, Views[132]
         		 motherhood: by nowhereleseinsomewhere, Views[109]
         		 rain on me: by nowhereleseinsomewhere, Views[120]
         		 Hong Kong is known as ‘Asia’s World City’, an internationally diverse and developed metropolis and financial hub. However, if you look beyond the towering skyline of the central business district, Hong Kong’s real charm lies in it’s uniquely chaotic mix of old and new - oftentimes even side by side on the same street.: by lumannie, Views[421]
     
    opressor. freedom : by nowhereleseinsomewhere, Views[112]
         		 hands of god: by nowhereleseinsomewhere, Views[120]
         		 La entrada al pueblo
         		 Image 5: Aiming for the open ocean: by srikumar, Views[147]
         		 Image 4: Brothers and rivals, we ride out the choppy waves: by srikumar, Views[168]
     
    Image 3: Heading out cautiously...: by srikumar, Views[147]
         		 Image 2: Disinterested onlookers!: by srikumar, Views[145]
         		 Image 1: Another monsoon morning at Gokarna: by srikumar, Views[320]
         		 A young boy sits on the front deck of a ship in the Tonle Sap Lake in the Siem Reap province of Cambodia. Days are hot on the lake, and many Cambodian children work on boats to help support their family.: by kdensmore808, Views[330]
         		 Two young boys work on their boat in the middle of the Tonle Sap Lake in the Siem Reap province of Cambodia. : by kdensmore808, Views[346]
     
    A young girl stands a riverbank on the offsets of the Tonle Sap Lake in the Siem Reap province of Cambodia. Many of the children around the lake walk around unclothed due to their families' lack of money and the hot climate.: by kdensmore808, Views[821]
         		 Two children read books while sitting on a boat in the Tonle Sap Lake in the Siem Reap province of Cambodia. Many children who live in and around the lake do not attend school, so many of them cannot read. Some of the NGO's in the Siem Reap area try to reach out to these children to teach them basic education and English.: by kdensmore808, Views[412]
         		 A small boy holds a snake around his body as he approaches a boat of international visitors on the Tonle Sap Lake in the Siem Reap province of Cambodia. He tries to charge people money to take pictures with his snake in order to help support his family.: by kdensmore808, Views[396]
         		 The Lid Boy at USYD campus: by pampamphoto, Views[282]
         		 Traffic Button on Broadway St.: by pampamphoto, Views[418]
     
    Hide & Seek on City Rd.: by pampamphoto, Views[235]
         		 Kandinsky on City Rd.: by pampamphoto, Views[237]
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