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    by: riverstrails Views[464] Mt Nyiragongo at night by: riverstrails Views[448] Mt Nyiragongo at night by: riverstrails Views[499] Silverback selfie by: riverstrails Views[546] A Maasai herdsman overlooking his herd at dusk in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[721]
     
    A couple of lioness sit, wait and watch their potential prey of buffalo in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[993] A black and white photo of a Maasai herdsman tending to his cattle in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[1769] A Maasai herdsman tends to his cattle in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[1122] A migrating herd of wildebeest gather the courage to cross the river in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[763] A trio of zebra grazing in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[618]
     
    A herd of zebra in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[588] A zebra mother and foal in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[600] A vulture perches in a tree in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[641] A vulture soars above the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[708] A lioness in the Maasai Mara grassland, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[479]
     
    A silhouetted wildebeest passes in front of a rising sun in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[643] A boy helps keep watch over his herd with a loyal puppy at his feet in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[671] A Maasai herdsman keeps watch over his herd at dusk in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[580] A couple of Maasai tribesmen stand chatting at dusk. by: georgi_kate Views[503] A Maasai tribesman in his village by: georgi_kate Views[461]
     
    Members of a Maasai family sit inside a house, lit with only the light of the fire. by: georgi_kate Views[462] A Maasai tribesman makes fire by: georgi_kate Views[515] A Maasai tribesman by: georgi_kate Views[444] A Maasai tribesman stands near his hut in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[429] A couple of Maasai herdsmen bring in their cattle at dusk in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[512]
     
    A girl helps bring in water and a herd of goats to her villag'es compound in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[643] A Maasai tribesman by: georgi_kate Views[424] Some Maasai tribesmen catch up near a tree overlooking the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[394] Some Maasai tribesmen chatting by: georgi_kate Views[376] A couple of Maasai tribesmen take some time out in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[367]
     
    A Maasai tribesman by: georgi_kate Views[444] A herd of zebra in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[373] A herd of migrating wildebeest make their way across the Maasai Mara savannah in Kenya. by: georgi_kate Views[373] A trio of cheetah enjoy some relief from the midday heat under a bush in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[374] A lioness enjoys a moment of solitude sunbathing on a rock in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[402]
     
    A lioness surveys her prideland from a rock in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[524] A silhouetted tree against a sunrise skyline in the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[453] A sunrise skyline over the Maasai Mara, Kenya. by: georgi_kate Views[474] A stormy skyline over the Maasai Mara, Kenya by: georgi_kate Views[390] When the sun rises, it rises for all. by: sabahsjourney Views[886]
     
    Happiness in the Third World. Beautiful smiles. by: sabahsjourney Views[1183] The Children on the streets of Malawi by: sabahsjourney Views[869] Sunset and silhouette... by: sabahsjourney Views[926] After the children finished at Mosque they saw us passing by. Before we knew it, hundreds were chasing after us. I caught this young boy in the moment of excitement. by: sabahsjourney Views[875] I had a farm in Africa, at the foot of the Ngong hillls. Loving words of the great Karen Blixen. Can you see the hidden wildbeasts in the background? by: vvone Views[1227]
     
    After all day of driving we stopped for food supplies at Labe, Guinea. To our delight we came across a Fulani man and his five wives. The colors and facial tattoos are unique only to the Fulani tribe. by: justice1111 Views[1918] Meeting the Masai; Sometimes your camera can propose threatening inquiry. I am here documenting an effort to get the village clean water. by: ku-potea Views[455] Hard at work: ​​ Do you put your camera down and help? Then you realise you can't help them all. Then you feel guilty for taking a photo. Then you think 'but this is life here'. Then you just have to accept it and keep moving on. by: ray Views[1270] Solomon: ​​ To become a man in the Masaai tribes of Tanzania and Kenya you must kill a lion and bring back it's mane, this then makes you eligible for circumcision and marriage. The man in the photo is Solomon who is wearing a momento of his kill. He was preparing himself for the ceremony later that evening. by: ray Views[1562] Rihanna's Calling: Very strange to see a traditional Masaai outside his mudbrick home on a modern mobile phone. Even more strange his ringtone was Rihanna. by: ray Views[1262]
     
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    I spotted these fishermen sitting together with their rods at this little stream exiting the lake. As Caucasian foreigners such as my brother and myself are still rather unusual in Japan, particularly in smaller neighbourhood areas such as these, one of them looked up at us, chuckled and pointed us out to his friends. One can only guess what his remark was, but it could have been along the lines of, “Eh? Gaigen!” (the Japanese word for foreigner). Their bicycles were all casually left on the side of the road, clearly showing their means of travel and the locality of their homes.: by sarahdenim, Views[345]
    I spotted these fishermen sitting together with their rods at this little stream exiting the lake. As Caucasian foreigners such as my brother and myself are still rather unusual in Japan, particularly in smaller neighbourhood areas such as these, one of them looked up at us, chuckled and pointed us out to his friends. One can only guess what his remark was, but it could have been along the lines of, “Eh? Gaigen!” (the Japanese word for foreigner). Their bicycles were all casually left on the side of the road, clearly showing their means of travel and the locality of their homes.

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