Nomads bring their camels to the CARE International sponsored water well in Kumahumato, Kenya. The community struggles to keep their cattle alive due to a prolonged drought and failed rains in the region.
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The serpentine lines of a camel herd captured in this photograph by Jenn Warren outline the struggles CARE International faces while providing food and water to Somali refugees living in Kenya’s northern province.
Please view more photos from Parched Earth by Jenn Warren at Gaia Photos, a global group of 52 photojournalists who share a united mission of promoting quality and diversity in documentary photography worldwide.
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Photo © Jenn Warren All Rights Reserved - Follow Me On Twitter
The serpentine lines of a camel herd captured in this photograph by Jenn Warren outline the struggles CARE International faces while providing food and water to Somali refugees living in Kenya’s northern province.
Please view more photos from Parched Earth by Jenn Warren at Gaia Photos, a global group of 52 photojournalists who share a united mission of promoting quality and diversity in documentary photography worldwide.
Stay tuned to see more pictures from one of the nearly 100 photo stories you can view at the popular documentary photography website.
Follow Me On Twitter
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Gaia Photos has a new Facebook Fan Page. If you are using Facebook, you can sign up to get new features served on your Facebook wall automatically.
John Brown Photojournalist On LIGHTSTALKERS
My Mondo Library Photography
My Photoshelter Photography Archive Homepage
GAIA Photography and Photojournalism
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