RMHD5P9K–African Cornrow Hair Styling (afro hairdo) Hairdresser in Sierra Leone
RFHDYFG7–Jungle dish drying rack. Dishes dry on a bamboo rack at a camp on Tiwai Island, Sierra Leone
RF2EAAWNY–Billboard featuring President Ernest Koroma of Sierra Leone with Ebola Orphan. Sierra Leone's President Ernest Bai Koroma advocates for Ebola orphans on posters
RF2HC4D07–Hastings, Sierra Leone
RFHDYFE5–Vegetables in a market of Sierra Leone
RFHDYFDW–Vinegar in a market of Sierra Leone
RFHDYFE4–Fish in a market of Sierra Leone
RF2K5HDEE–The trade offices are well guarded in Sierra Leone
RFHDYFDM–Fresh hot chilli peppers in a market of Sierra Leone
RMHDYFDP–Fresh hot chilli peppers in a market of Sierra Leone
RMHDYFF2–Village Chief during Town Hall Meeting in Sierra Leone
RMHDYFF4–Village Chief during Town Hall Meeting in Sierra Leone
RF2HC4CX4–A woman counts money at a crowded desk in Hastings, Sierra Leone
RMHDRXF6–Cotton Tree. Painting (Donation by France to the National Museum in Freetown), Freetown, Sierra Leone
RF2K5HDEG–In Sierra Leone this is a lavish promotion and one can assume that there is a lot of money behind it
RMHE11W7–Casava leaves in Makeni, Sierra Leone
RFHDMBXA–Wall decoration with flags in Sierra Leone
RMHDWT3H–African hardware store in Freetown, Sierra Leone
RMHE8P16–Cassava leafs beeing minced on market in Kabala, Sierra Leone
RFHE8P18–Cassava leafs beeing minced on market in Kabala, Sierra Leone
RFHE8P17–Cassava leafs beeing minced on market in Kabala, Sierra Leone
RMHDPCBT–People from village collecting water from community well in Sierra Leone
RMHDMBXB–Stage of bar in Sierra Leone. Inscriptions on wall demanding a peaceful attitude and order not to use violence
RMHDWT3E–'I love Africa' - Woman carrying bag with inscription on her head and baby on her back. Optimism and joie de vivre reign in Sierra Leone
RF2C47Y0B–Welcome to Tiwai, Sierra Leone
RFHDYFF9–Map of Kambama, Sierra Leone
RF2C47Y1B–Tiwai Camp, Sierra Leone
RF2C47XXM–Townhall Meeting in Sierra Leone
RF2C47XXP–Townhall Meeting in Sierra Leone
RF2C47XE9–Rauvolfia Vomitoria (Kowogei), Sierra Leone
RF2C47XE7–Ricinodendron Heudelotii (Kpoi), Sierra Leone
RF2C47Y07–Sunset at Tiway Island, Sierra Leone
RF2C47XDY–Terminalia Ivorensis (Baji), Sierra Leone
RMHDRX9G–On the ocean off shore Sierra Leone
RF2C47XXX–Town Hall Meeting in Sierra Leone
RF2C47XNA–Washing-up the crockery in Sierra Leone
RMHDWW7X–Ranger in Gola Rainforest, Sierra Leone
RFHDYFG9–Spiderweb in Sierra Leone rain forest
RFR4NGXF–Moa River (Sierra Leone drone image)
RMHDRXE2–Colonial architecture buildings in Freetown, Sierra Leone
RF2C47XJX–Instruction Posters explaining Democracy in Sierra Leone
RFHDRXE9–Colonial architecture buildings in Freetown, Sierra Leone
RF2C47XMB–Instruction Posters explaining Democracy in Sierra Leone
RF2C47XMD–Instruction Posters explaining Democracy in Sierra Leone
RF2C47XMN–Instruction Posters explaining Democracy in Sierra Leone
RF2C47XN6–Cooking on open Fire in Sierra Leone
RF2C47Y1G–Boat Landing. Directions Signs in Sierra Leone
RF2C47XC2–Gola Rainforest National Park in Sierra Leone
RFHDYFCW–Staples of money at a gas station in Sierra Leone
RMHDYFFW–Fisherman in canoe on Moa River, Sierra Leone
RMHDYFG2–Fisherman in canoe on Moa River, Sierra Leone
RMHDYFFX–Fisherman in canoe on Moa River, Sierra Leone
RFHDYFGM–Bamboo in Tiwai rain forest, Sierra Leone
RFHDYFG5–Fisherman in canoe on Moa River, Sierra Leone
RF2C47XRA–Gola Rainforest National Park in Sierra Leone Sierra Leone
RMHDMBW1–Sidi Yahya Tunis, Minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs of Sierra Leone
RF2EAAWJP–Mende People dancing in Western Area Rural, Sierra Leone
RMHDMBW3–Sidi Yahya Tunis, Minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs of Sierra Leone
RMHDMBTT–Sidi Yahya Tunis, Minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs of Sierra Leone
RFHDMBWF–La vache qui rit. Loughing Cow advertising in Freetown, Sierra Leone
RF2C4804M–A serving of the famous Bitter Cola Appetizer Senator Brand in Sierra Leone
RFHDYFFA–Map of Kambama, Sierra Leone. Instead of satnav: The environment of an African village as a poster
RFHDMBTR–Money for Sierra Leone. Inscription above interneal entrance of National Tourist Board of Sierra Leone
RF2C47Y1C–Kambama Crossing, Nature Trail, Bush Path. Directions Signs in Sierra Leone Bush
RFHDRX98–One year after Ebola has been stopped in Sierra Leone, instruction messages can still be found
RFHDYHNK–Sunset at Tiway Island, Sierra Leone. Sky over Tiwai Island. The rainy season is coming to an end
RF2C47Y23–Expansion of village infrastructure in Africa. Rural Energy Activating Livelihoods Project in Sierra Leone
RFHE8P08–Kola nuts are an important part of the welcoming ceremony in the Wara Wara Yagala chiefdom in Sierra Leone
RFHDRX8Y–The perfect counter design to the European concept of civilization. Sofa bed on beach at Banana Island, Sierra Leone
RF2K5HDE7–In Sierra Leone, diamonds are usually sold by their finders in backyards where cars or money are usually washed.
RFHDYFHG–Students running from primary school in Sierra Leone. Students can't keep their seats when they spot us in the car
RF2EAAWJR–Mende People dancing in Western Area Rural, Sierra Leone. Forest devils have a costume of branches with fresh leaves
RF2EAAWN0–Mende People dancing in Western Area Rural, Sierra Leone. The men of the village drum the dominant rhythms. Also the offspring is already there
RFHDRX9A–Freshly caught rays on Banana Island, Sierra Leone. Rays have no bones and especially the wings are a special treat when fried
RFHE8P07–Kola nuts in a bowl of water are an important part of the welcoming ceremony in the Wara Wara Yagala chiefdom in Sierra Leone
RFHDRX9B–Fish cought on Banana Island, Sierra Leone. A good portion of fish from the Atlantic. In Sierra Leone, no food is stored for long, but is usually freshly prepared
RFHE1N9P–Portions of drinking water. Clean drinking water is sold in plastic bags in Sierra Leone. You bite off a corner and with a little practice you can drink without getting wet
RFHDRXFJ–Cassava leafs are a common dish in Sierra Leone. In consistency, the popular spicy cassava sauce resembles pureed spinach. Depicted is a restaurant serving. In Sierra Leone, households usually eat together from one bowl
RMHDRXF3–The Cotton Tree symbolizes the liberation from slavery. The giant Cotton Tree still stands in the center of Freetown. The historical painting is exhibited in the neighboring National Museum of Sierra Leone. Cotton Tree. Painting (Donation by France to the National Museum in Freetown), Freetown, Sierra Leone
RF2EAAWMY–Mende People dancing in Western Area Rural, Sierra Leone. The Mende people of Sierra Leone are rooted in their traditions. The Falui dancer provides relaxation. Falui scroll has a more entertaining function. The head is covered with colored cloths and decorated with kauri shells and mirrors. It has a conical shape and has feathers on the top
RMHCGGTK–Two boys from Sierra Leone are happy, running through their rural village. The t-shirt spells: 'The Rich also cry'. Two poor boys running and enjoying life. In the Gola area live people from the tribe Mendy. One boy is wearing his school uniform, the other has pens in his hand and wears a t-shirt, that was probably given to him by travelers.
RFHDWJD9–Freetown Casino, Sierra Leone
RMHDMBXF–Arabic clinic in Sierra Leone
RF2C47X7N–Freetown International Airport, Sierra Leone
RFHDWJFP–Clock tower in Freetown, Sierra Leone
RF2C4803X–Bicycle Shop in Freetown, Sierra Leone
RFHDPC8J–Closed kiosk in Freetown, Sierra Leone
RMHDMBWG–Beauty Shop in Freetown, Sierra Leone
RF2C47YWR–Colonial architcture buildings in Freetown, Sierra Leone
RFHDMBX1–Construction site of Hotel in Freetown, Sierra Leone
RMHDRXEG–Swimming pool of Country Lodge Hotel, Freetown, Sierra Leone
RF2EA1R76–Muslims praying in the Western Area Rural, Sierra Leone
RF2C47YJ3–Littered Beach in Western Area Rural, Sierra Leone
RF2C47YJ4–Littered Beach in Western Area Rural, Sierra Leone
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