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Mountainside sermon, Mt. Longonot, Kenya. Photo by @pdicampo. #kenya #mtlongonot #longonot #lakenaivasha #pdicampo #everydayafrica #everydayeverywhere (at Mount Longonot)

Shoppers outside of Nakumatt in Prestige Plaza in Nairobi, Kenya. Apparently I'm on a kick of doing #hyperlapse at Nairobi shopping centers. Video by @pdicampo #pdicampo #everydayafrica #everydayeverywhere #nairobi #kenya #prestigeplaza #nakumatt (at Nairobi, Kenya)

A Saturday afternoon at Westgate Mall in Nairobi, Kenya. #hyperlapse by @pdicampo #pdicampo #westgatemall #nairobi #kenya #everydayafrica #everydayeverywhere (at Westgate Mall)

Urban Gourmet Burger, an American-style burger joint at the Westgate Mall in Nairobi, Kenya. Photo by @pdicampo #urban #nairobi #kenya #westgatemall #pdicampo (at Westgate, Nairobi)

FLASH SALE! For a limited time, buy a print of this @everydayafrica photo and many others, only on @UGallery. Link in profile to purchase! Proceeds will fund further Everyday Project initiatives. Sale ends 18th April. Photo by Peter DiCampo: Fishing boats in the harbor in San Pedro, Ivory Coast, March 2012. #everdayafrica #everdayeverywhere #pdicampo #ivorycoast #sanpedro (at Port De San- Pedro)

Thinking of better days at the Etoile du Sud hotel in Grand Bassam, Ivory Coast, where there was a shooting today in which it is so far reported that 12 people were killed. This photo is from January 2013... One of the reasons we started @everydayafrica is that we feel strongly that the world needs to view conflict on the continent as an aberration, a break from the norm, just as we view conflict in other parts of the world.. Photo by @peterdicampo #pdicampo #ivorycoast #cotedivoire #cdi #grandbassam #latergram #waylatergram (at Etoile du Sud, Bassam Beach)

Dumisanh Chaora, driving, and Tafadzwa Mhosa, opening gate, feed rhinos by tractor on the ranch of John Hume, owner of the world's most privately-owned rhinos. Buffalo Dream Ranch, South Africa, April 23, 2015. Keeping rhinos in more domesticated, ranch-like conditions is one way of trying to save the endangered animals, but raises the classic question for conservationists: how far from the animals' "natural state" is acceptable in trying to protect them? Photo by Peter DiCampo @pdicampo. Please take a moment to read @austin_merrill's new piece (and see more photos) on the South African rhino poaching crisis in onEarth magazine for @nrdc_org. http://www.onearth.org/feature/rhino-poaching-legalization-south-africa #rhino #southafrica #pdicampo #poaching #everydayafrica #everydayeverywhere

Staff of Phinda Private Game Reserve and Rhinos Without Borders pull a sedated white rhino during an operation to move 10 rhinos to a more secure location in Botswana. KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa on April 27, 2015. Photo by Peter DiCampo @pdicampo Today Austin Merrill @austin_merrill and I have a story in OnEarth on anti-poaching initiatives and the ins and outs of potentially legalizing trade of rhino horn. Check out Austin's masterful reporting of a very complex issue and more of my photography and video here: http://www.onearth.org/feature/rhino-poaching-legalization-south-africa #pdicampo #southafrica #rhino #everydayeverywhere #everydayafrica