Collapsed building which obviously contained remains on a busy Port Au Prince ave. - Brad Kugler Photography

12 photos + 4 Bonus photos from the 2 Views of Haiti Exhibit of April 2010. Profits from any form of sales of these photos will be donated to the orphanage, The Future Haiti. More information on the Orphanage can be found at http://www.thefutureofhaiti.org/

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newly arrived injured to a hospital on the Haitian/DR border. Most just patiently wait for help and treatment.

Many signs all over pointing the way to nieghborhoods and streets where help had not yet reached.

Collapsed building which obviously contained remains on a busy Port Au Prince ave.

The first floor collapsed but the rest of the building managed to maintain its structural integrity.

A body after being 5-6 days in the sun...people walk past without barely taking a look.

Volunteer Ministers help locals where a 5 story building had collapsed.

Boy with broken arm had also lost his father. He was living in a park in the south of PAP with his grandfather.

Man shows off the former glory of the Presidential Palace against the current reality.

Members of US Military help orphans in their move from the outskirts of PAP to a more central location.

Collapsed building which obviously contained remains on a busy Port Au Prince ave.

Collapsed building which obviously contained remains on a busy Port Au Prince ave.

Collapsed building which obviously contained remains on a busy Port Au Prince ave.

Canon EOS 5D Mark II |

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