WEEK THREE, DAY 3: INNOCENT SUFFERS FOR THE GUILTY

Friday 29th January 2010

The innocent suffers for the guilty is a true statement in this case.  A group of Haitians were arrested by security agents during a looting in Haiti.  This young boy has just been freed from the imprisonment and it's evident he's not happy about being in such a situation.

(Source: M&G News; http://www.monstersandcritics.com/news/americas/features/article_1529665.php/In-Pictures-Haiti-Earthquake-Aftermath-January-29th?page=1)

WEEK THREE, DAY 2: SHOCK FACTOR

Thursday 28th January 2010

This picture evokes such anguish and pain.  The girl's shock and fear has been captured for all to see the exact effect the destruction of Haiti is facing.  This photo really connects with the viewer as it shows how very fragile human life is.

WEEK THREE, DAY 1: A TIME TO REST

Wednesday 27th January 2010

Not only humans deserve to rest.  Books and Huskers: Two bomb-sniffing dogs relax with military police at their camp on the outskirts of Marjah in Afghanistan.

(Source: MilitaryPhotos.Net; http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?173202-34783-Today-s-Pics!-Wednesday-January-27th-2010)

WEEK TWO, DAY 5: A LEADER'S PRESENCE

Tuesday 26th January 2010

President Barack Obama’s presence and leadership takes total focus in this picture. Obama is centered, his hands are in a conversational gesture and the expression upon his face shows that he is saying something of utmost importance. The flags in the background are symbols that represent patriotism.

(Source: The Miami Herald, Business Section)

WEEK TWO, DAY 4: THE RESCUE CONTINUES

Monday 25th January 2010

Humans are created with the need to live. This picture shows the strength of a human. Eleven days after the 7.0 Earthquake that shook Haiti, a man- buried under debris was found alive. The central subject of the picture is the survivor in the middle of his rescuers.

(Source: The Miami Herald- International Edition)