Dog sled races in Marmora Ontario.

Taken in a local hotel in Afghanistan on the primary route between Kabul and the Pakistan border. Each room had a small mattress on the floor, and that was it. We came to learn how business was, after securing the building, the owner treated us to tea and cookies and we talked about current events in the region.

An old woman and a young child waits for alms on the streets almost twenty hours daily.

A Burmese Soldier and a Burmese Red Cross volunteer unload supplies from one of four US C-130 Hercules during a joint relief effort between the United States Marine Corps and United States Air Force on 15 May 2008;. The flights originated from Utapao International Airport, Pataya Thailand destine for Yangon International Airport (Rangoon). The flights are in support of the Humanitarian Aid Disaster Relief flights to Burma after the cyclone that passed through the country on 02 May 2008. (released)

I am a missionary in Costa Rica. In my second month of living here, there was a terrible flood that devastated the community I live in and washed away many homes. Three days after the flood I was walking in community and saw a local crack addict sound asleep in some one else's bed. It was probably the most comfortable mattress he had slept on in months.

Taken on Holy Friday at Quito, Ecuador, 2007.

Life of Jamaican kids.

Jamaican kids are awesome, great and beautiful. some are happy, some are sad and some are very serious. on this photograph it shows you all the emotions of kids in jamaica.

just trying to sell this photo in this contest LOL

Anti-Vietnam War demonstration Washington DC 1969

This photo was taken in Cairo, Egypt on Friday 28th of January 2011. The smoke you see in the photo is due to the large amounts of teargas which the police were using on protesters.

During the morning and the early afternoon protesters (protesting against president Mubarak) were gathering in the streets. Small groups formed bigger groups and walk in the direction of Tahrir square. At this point protests were peaceful. In the next couple of days and weeks protesters clashed with the police, the army and other protesters. The Egyptian Revolution of 2011 claimed the lives of 840 people and injured 6000.

The reactions of the Egyptians at this time where: "Don't worry, today we protest, we will get what we want, and tomorrow everything will be back to normal". Little did they, or anybody, know that Egypt would need to protest more than 3 weeks to get what they want, and in that time the protests would turn into a complete revolution!