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Photo Gallery: All Roads Photography 2007
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Photo: Sleeping infant in Mexico
Photo: Nigerian man washing face after explosionPhoto: Nigerian man after gas pipeline explosionPhoto: Woman reacting after a pipeline explosionPhoto: Nigerian woman and large gas flarePhoto: Man on footbridge over crowded Nigerian streetPhoto: Mongolian herder with livestockPhoto: Mongolian woman fetching waterPhoto: Mongolian women collecting snow for waterPhoto: Mongolian bride and groomPhoto: Portrait of a Mongolian elderPhoto: Woman on ladder Photo: Girls at a table in Mexico Photo: Mexican girl under mosquito netPhoto: Mexican woman waking from a nap Photo: Sleeping infant in Mexico

An elderly woman attends a swaddled infant sleeping on the ground in a Mexican village.

Photograph by Marcela Taboada

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