Darfur, Sudan
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well marked
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Home Base
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breakfast at Geneina
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Azurni women's group
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group on Sultan Hill
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Amani who's name means peace
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Abandon classroom
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Azurni Man
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baby weighs in
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Boys at El Geneina Market
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camels everywhere
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dinner with the gang
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dropping food
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Airdrop landing
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Elders meeting
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friend of mine
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Getting water from wadi
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water truck
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Group work with the nomads
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guess who
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Hemeda woman
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home visit-Hemeda
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Hope through a child
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Locust army
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magic of children
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market stand
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Musa and the King
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napping in darfur
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Album Description:
I had the priviledge of spending 3 weeks doing assessments of the actual situation of people in this challenging area- done through personal interviews
Album Info:
Album Stats:
- Photos: 43
- Views: 59,400
- Downloads: 1,951

33 comments
<font color="navy">CONGRATULATIONS on your featured photo of the day, "Food for Darfur" and thanks to Diana Donovan, Editorial Director, for bringing this to all of us! ... Tracy, your dedication to helping the people of the Sudan is wonderful, admirable and all the rest of the adjectives that fit your situation. Most of us only have access to what is in the news and we all know it is so often 'slanted'. Thank you for sharing the faces of the children and adults. Seeing you and your team spread out on the ground working with the people is heart-warming. I saw the little building you slept in and wondered if you feared for your safety at night. Did you encounter the "night walkers" while there? What a horrible plight for the children and their families. ... I do hope you will enjoy reading your 'mail' following the posting of your raining 'food'. You are the star today, shining in the WS *spotlight *. </font><br>< center><font color="red"> Prayers for you from Judy aka L@dybug, Florida</font></ center>
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ladybug591 2006.05.09 at 04:58:43 PDT
Congratulations on the photo of the day. I bet when you took it back then you had no idea it would be shown to the world like this. This is one thing I really like about Webshots, being in touch globaly with such a variey of images. I have really enjoyed looking through all of your albums. What an experience to actually be there, see these animals in the wild, to be accepted by the people and to be able to help. You must have many memories all while living with the people in such hardship. Regards from poppy in the land down under (Australia)
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poppy1812 2006.05.08 at 05:36:12 PDT
Hello and Congratulations on your WS blog POTD selection! It's great that you document through your photography the needs of these people, so much to do to ease the sufferings there!! Thanks for sharing their story with us! GB, Ted
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torretab 2006.05.08 at 05:06:27 PDT
<font color="red"> Congratulations on your photo of the day selection, thanks for sharing. Michel
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nttl2k1 2006.05.08 at 03:37:33 PDT
Hello there, congratulations on making POTD today ... and out of something that was more than a quest for pretty pictures. Cheers, sharon, Brisbane Australia
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smath101 2006.05.08 at 01:37:02 PDT
You're photos are very inspirational. Sabrina-AZ
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sabrinakira 2005.07.01 at 14:39:12 PDT
Interesting and well accomplished pictures from so many angles: travel, foreign (for me) culture, political/world news, human interest. Well done and much appreciated. ~~~~Bob
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mrcart 2005.06.04 at 06:45:25 PDT
I missed this feature yesterday, due to some gremlins in the Webshots feature area. Congrats on having these interesting photos featured, and thanks for giving us some unique insight into this part of the world. Don/BC, Canada
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donkeyquod 2005.06.03 at 07:14:12 PDT
Hi! Congratulations on having your Danfur album featured! Your photos are very interesting and great. Thanks for sharing your work with us, you're doing a very special and important work, I do admire you. Thanks for telling us what's going on. I was really amazed about the amount of the locust, it's scary. Take care, best wishes, Salla, Finland
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sallap 2005.06.02 at 20:39:49 PDT
Hi and congratulations on your featured album! Thank you for the nice job you did here. Very Nice! Have a nice day! Bob-New York State
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rgarrow 2005.06.02 at 19:10:34 PDT
I love these pictures. I've been following the news from Darfur for a while. It's great to see some actual photos of the area. kari/colorado
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poiema2 2005.06.02 at 18:37:20 PDT
Thank you for sharing this view of the Sudanese people--whom I fear are so often forgotten in ongoing conflict.And they smile in spite of it!You are to be congratulated on your feature & the work you are doing.-Nancy/B.C./Canada
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greyhairs1 2005.06.02 at 16:30:28 PDT
Hello and congrats on featured album. Thank you for showing us this side of the world. You do a very good and importent work. Mikael /Sweden
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mikaelomarika 2005.06.02 at 16:15:48 PDT
Hello Tracy, your album gives us a view of Dafur that is never seen in the media. Thanks for sharing your view from the street. Congratulations on the feature from Keith in Sydney.
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magikeith 2005.06.02 at 15:34:51 PDT
Hello and congrats on featured album. Thank you for showing us what is going on in the world. Great photos that tell a story.
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19mimi63 2005.06.02 at 15:03:19 PDT
Thanks so much for sharing your incredible pictures and for helping people that truly need it.
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juliaspring 2005.06.02 at 14:50:51 PDT
First of all Congratulations to YOU for your part in helping those folks. Now, Congratulations on having your album Dafur, Sudan featured today and showing the world what's really going on. I can't believe those locust....holy cow!. The Sunset with the camel silhouette's is awesome as are the beautiful faces of the Sudan people. Thank you so much for making this album available for all to see. Lorrie/Wyoming
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sodapop90 2005.06.02 at 14:40:09 PDT
Congratulations for your feature on the sudanese people. well done. Yan/Ottawa
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zegale 2005.06.02 at 12:13:56 PDT
Hello Tracy and congratulations! Many first timers of you in this album, and I believe a first time an album of Sudan is featured here. Very interesting album and great photos of people. Thank you for sharing with us. My appreciation and regards, Orly in Israel
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orlyyahalom 2005.06.02 at 11:46:10 PDT
Congratulations on your featured album! The photos are great. Thanks for sharing! http://community.webshots.com/user/brianhahaha
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brianhahaha 2005.06.02 at 11:01:51 PDT
Touching photos!! Thanks for sharing! chris
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chanlittlefour 2005.06.02 at 10:40:47 PDT
Thank you for sharing your photos. They put a human face on the tragedy that's taking place in this area. Thank you also for the important work you are doing on behalf of humanity.
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thedogmamma 2005.06.02 at 08:26:52 PDT
Nicely done. Are you living out there or was this done with some type of specific group? i am very interested in getting out to East Africa...i was supposed to do an environmental project in Kenya but it was canceled 5 days before we were scheduled to leave...long story! Anyway, my email is llinsme@luc.edu. You can find some of what i do in life at my blog spot... http://snowboardrambler.blogspot.com/ Keep up the great work! peace, louis
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llinsme 2005.06.02 at 08:26:48 PDT
Hi, this is a very interesting album. Very good portraits. thanks for sharing this album. Yair.
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ykarelic3 2005.06.02 at 08:23:41 PDT
Touching photos. Thanks!
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danlerickson 2005.06.02 at 07:07:26 PDT
I'm delighted to sign your guestbook. God go with you,as you tend His sheep..And such a pretty young girl, you are..msdek
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msdek 2005.06.02 at 03:08:39 PDT
Hi, Congratulations on your featured album, your photos are super. Thank you for sharing, Merci bien. Luc, Montreal, Canada
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maxeclip 2005.06.02 at 02:37:40 PDT
Hello and Congratulations on Your Featured Album! Great Photos of the People and Place of Darfur..Well Done! Enjoy Your Special Day, Thanks for Sharing! Ted
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torretab 2005.06.02 at 02:28:48 PDT
Ciao! Wonderful documentation! Congratulation for the deserved feature. Best Wishes, Renato.Italy.
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renato26 2005.06.02 at 01:59:18 PDT
Congratulation on being featured, the poor people of Darfur are suffering, because of intransigence between apposing fractions in the country. sort that problem out Ken from England
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hircock100 2005.06.02 at 00:40:03 PDT
Hi, I think webshots have got mixed up today. You should be featured. Congratulations anyway. Best Wishes. ray and Eileen. (UK)
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viking153 2005.06.02 at 00:33:29 PDT
Your portraits of Darfur residents are some of the most important photos available to this community because they reveal the human and the divine in crisis. Many thanks for your commitment to humanitarian aid, and for sharing such compelling reminders of our vulnerability.
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leif53 2005.03.13 at 18:38:55 PST
Thanks for posting these great photos!
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gpgrubb_ 2004.12.25 at 09:22:09 PST
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