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Feb, 17, 2023 - KAHRAMANMARAS, TÜRKIYE- Abdul, a refugee from northern Syria poses for a portrait in front of the collapsed backpack factory where he used to work in Maras, Türkiye. Abdul's apartment collapsed and he is currently living on the street. On 6 February 2023, a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck southern and central Türkiye, as well as northern and western Syria at 4:17 am. As of 16 February 2023, over 45,400 deaths have been confirmed: over 39,600 in Türkiye, and over 5,800 in Syria. (Photo: Jeff Kennel)
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From Turkey Earthquake
Feb, 17, 2023 - KAHRAMANMARAS, TÜRKIYE- A coffin awaits bodies yet to be found in the rubble in Maras, Türkiye. On 6 February 2023, a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck southern and central Türkiye, as well as northern and western Syria at 4:17 am. As of 16 February 2023, over 45,400 deaths have been confirmed: over 39,600 in Türkiye, and over 5,800 in Syria. (Photo: Jeff Kennel)
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From Turkey Earthquake
The city of Mayfield Kentucky suffered extreme damage from the December 11 tornadoes that struck many Southern and Midwestern states, December 19, 2021. (Photo/Jeff Kennel)
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A courtroom in Cambodia. Shot on assignment for International Bridges to Justice.
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Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.
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Cyclone Idai brought 105 mph winds and heavy rain to Mozambique, killing hundreds and causing heavy damage to homes, roads, bridges and health centers.
With roads and bridges impassable after Cyclone Idai, relief workers can only reach remote communities by air. African Parks offered its helicopter and crew to transport relief teams for assessments and deliveries of medicine and other relief supplies.
A group of Ukranian refugees protest against the Russian invasion of Ukraine in Krakow, Poland.
Bridging the Divide
Children at the rural Chanleas Dai elementary school are part of an OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) pilot program sponsored by Pepy Ride (pepyride.org), an NGO based in Siam Reap that funds educational initiatives in Cambodia, including a dedicated technology teacher like the one you see here.
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Festival Girl
Shot while teaching the National Geographic Student Expedition in Tokyo, Japan.
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From Tokyo Street Snaps
Last days of work - Tsukiji
Old Tsukiji Fish Market a couple months before it was torn down. Shot while teaching the National Geographic Student Expedition in Tokyo, Japan.
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From Tokyo Street Snaps
Girl in Shibuya
Shot while teaching the National Geographic Student Expedition in Tokyo, Japan.
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From Tokyo Street Snaps
Fatbiking in Alaska. Shot on assignment for Trek Bikes.
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Fatbiking in Alaska. Shot on assignment for Trek Bikes.
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Dr. Jane Goodall and Ewaso Lion conservationist Jeneria.
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Alberto Contador photographed for Trek Bikes in Spain.
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Ride Across Wisconsin Portraits. Shot for Trek Bikes
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Mountain Biking in Stellenbosch, South Africa. Shot on assignment for Trek Bikes.
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A worker in an automotive electric plant in Nairobi, Kenya.
Iain Douglas-Hamilton
Zoologist and founder of Save the Elephants.
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A young woman dressed in traditional Quechuan attire in Cuzco, Peru.
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Shot on assignment for Trek in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Marketing campaign for Trek/Bontrager
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Portraits of Trek Bikes used in the Olympics photographed for Trek Bikes in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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Marketing campaign for Trek/Bontrager
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