A collection of photos from Haiti

This collapsed building on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince was merely a harbinger. PHOTOS: Marty Duren

Two of the smaller tent cities that dot the Port-au-Prince landscape.

Markets like this one are evidence that the problem in Haiti is not a lack of food, but a lack of purchasing power and effective distribution.

One of the precious few dump trucks actually engaged in hauling rubble. Lack of loading equipment leaves many dump trucks idle in Port-au-Prince.

Hogs eat amongst the trash piles around Port-au-Prince. Some displaced victims get less food each day.

A young Haitian mother or sister with an infant wait for care at the Helping Hands Clinic.

A reason for the damage? The rock and cement walls of this home are supported by tree limbs and wire.

The rubble of the Ministry of Justice building in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

The remains of the Haitian Capitol Building in Port-au-Prince following the January 2010 earthquake.