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Photographing Nicky the Rhinoceros

KENYA | Thu, 20 Feb 2014 | By connectlocally | Views [2212]

If you spend two years in close proximity to wildlife, developing strong bonds to the oddest animals - from squabbling hyena pups to wallowing warthogs - is perhaps inevitable. Despite that, nothing had prepared us for our meeting with Nicky. Nicky ... Read more >

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Ma'am, One Photo, Please

WORLDWIDE | Thu, 29 Aug 2013 | By thedigitalnomad | Views [2811] | Comments [1]

I was in Hampi, India, a landmark ancient civilisation now noted for its perfectly decrepit ruins, just outside Hyderabad. I had been snapping shots of the grotesque ruins, but by the end of the day most of my documented work focused on my group of five ... Read more >

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Missionary Dr. Eddie prays in between the flux of patients. Every year Dr. Eddie and Dr. Steve travel to various areas of Indonesia offering  free cataract surgeries to remote communities in need. At ASRI Medical Clinic, they are not allowed to proselytize.  Often working late into the evening, within four days, they operate on 90 patients.  Both doctors work in the same room and nurses often sit on the operating beds in order to properly distribute sterilized surgical instruments.  Plastic tarps line the ceiling and widows, offering a modest barrier to the humidity, heat and bugs of the Borneo jungle.  : by katiehomes, Views[358]
Missionary Dr. Eddie prays in between the flux of patients. Every year Dr. Eddie and Dr. Steve travel to various areas of Indonesia offering free cataract surgeries to remote communities in need. At ASRI Medical Clinic, they are not allowed to proselytize. Often working late into the evening, within four days, they operate on 90 patients. Both doctors work in the same room and nurses often sit on the operating beds in order to properly distribute sterilized surgical instruments. Plastic tarps line the ceiling and widows, offering a modest barrier to the humidity, heat and bugs of the Borneo jungle.

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