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Monday, December 5, 2011

The world in photos: Somali refugees

Dollo Ado, Ethiopia, August 22: Somali refugees wait to be registered at the Reception Center. The UN estimates that more than 100,000 Somalis have fled to Ethiopia from famine and drought which has hit the Horn of Africa, including Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, and affected more than 12 million people.

The world in photos: Somali refugees

Dollo Ado, Ethiopia, August 18: A Somali woman with her child and all her belongings is on her way from the Reception Center to the Transit Center. The UN estimates that more than 100,000 Somalis have fled to Ethiopia from famine and drought which has hit the Horn of Africa, including Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, and affected more than 12 million people.
The world in photos: Somali refugees

Dollo Ado, Ethiopia, August 18: Refugees at the Transit Center wait for lunch. The UN estimates that more than 100,000 Somalis have fled to Ethiopia from famine and drought which has hit the Horn of Africa, including Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, and affected more than 12 million people.
The world in photos: Somali refugees

Dollo Ado, Ethiopia, August 20: A malnutritioned boy vomits while under treatment in a Health Center of MSF. The UN estimates that more than 100,000 Somalis have fled to Ethiopia from famine and drought which has hit the Horn of Africa, including Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, and affected more than 12 million people.
The world in photos: Somali refugees

Dollo Ado, Ethiopia, August 21: A boy who died from malnutrition is carried away to be buried, opposite Dollo Ado Hospital. The UN estimates that more than 100,000 Somalis have fled to Ethiopia from famine and drought which has hit the Horn of Africa, including Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, and affected more than 12 million people.
The world in photos: Somali refugees

Dollo Ado, Ethiopia, August 20: A malnutritioned boy is fed through a tube with his mother's help in a Health Center of MSF. The UN estimates that more than 100,000 Somalis have fled to Ethiopia from famine and drought which has hit the Horn of Africa, including Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, and affected more than 12 million people.

Dollo Ado, Ethiopia, August 18: A refugee with a bottle of water rests under the shadow of a tree at the Transit Center. The UN estimates that more than 100,000 Somalis have fled to Ethiopia from famine and drought which has hit the Horn of Africa, including Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, and affected more than 12 million people.
The world in photos: Somali refugees

Dollo Ado, Ethiopia, August 19: A Somali woman with her child and all her belongings makes her way from the border to the Reception Center. The UN estimates that more than 100,000 Somalis have fled to Ethiopia from famine and drought,which has hit the Horn of Africa, including Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, and affected more than 12 million people.
The world in photos: Somali refugees

Dollo Ado, Ethiopia, August 19: A Somalia refugee has his hair cut at sunset at the Transit Center. The UN estimates that more than 100,000 Somalis have fled to Ethiopia from famine and drought which has hit the Horn of Africa, including Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, and affected more than 12 million people.
The world in photos: Somali refugees

Dollo Ado, Ethiopia, August 22: A birds-eye view of Malkadida Camp, the biggest of the camps, with more than 30,000 refugees. The UN estimates that more than 100,000 Somalis have fled to Ethiopia from famine and drought,which has hit the Horn of Africa, including Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, and affected more than 12 million people.

Sunday, November 27, 2011

Daily Life Picture leonardo koller

Leonardo Koller is from San Martin de los Andes, Patagonia(Argentina). At age 18 he he started a course in Image and Sounds at the University of Buenos Aires. In 2004 he fully devoted his study to photography in Motivarte school . Form 2007 Leonardo lived in Spain, traveled through Europe and Cuba and stayed in the Dominican Republic. It is here he dioscovered his passion for photography. In 2009 he displayed his first exhibition called “Behind The Paradise” and these are some of the images from that series.

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Behind the Paradise

Dominican Republic and Cuba are two places in the Caribbean where many people plan to spend their vacation. Who does not dream of living in a Caribbean island surrounded by palm trees, white sand and turquoise water?. Those tourists who have had the privilege of visiting these places certainly have enjoyed all this, like the great variety of foods and services offered by hotel chains. What many believe that the vast majority does not know is the real life of the population carried every day. That is why the idea of this work came from my desire to bring you all a little bit of Behind the Paradise.

Photo By Leonardo Koller