The Big Picture's got some:
http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2010/01/earthquake_in_haiti.html

I was just in Haiti for a day last week. Crazy.

Would you continue shooting pics or give a hand /p/?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/damopabe/4271514363/in/photostream/
>>656617
You help however you can first, shoot second.

>>656617
I'd be under no impression that anything i could do would actually help more than what people were doing already, and i'd actually be getting in the way, so hopefully getting a few shots that show the outside world what the fuck is happening is the best thing i could do.

>>656617
shoot first, walk away second

>>656617
and break off my fingernails? no way.

since the desaster was the result of some voodoo spell it is not in my power to act against the will of Bondye.

So shoot pics first, process them second.

>>656639
Chicken blood everywhere!!!

>>656550
Kindly stop spamming, harassing and generally attacking www.anon
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>>656552
>Any cool pictures from Haiti? It must be quite awesome place to take photos right now.
You're a horrible person, OP. There's nothing awesome about being in a country that was just reduced to rubble, people included.
>>656621
>You help however you can first, shoot second.
This.

>>656549
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>>656679
winner gets one (1) haitian in as-is condition.

>>656551
Kindly stop spamming, harassing and generally attacking www.anon
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>>656714
>You're a horrible person, OP. There's nothing awesome about >being in a country that was just reduced to rubble, people >included.

well its obvious that you're not looking to become a photojournalist.
seriously though this is a photojournalists wet dream.
if anyone is somehow accessing this thread as this very moment in you're in haiti, TAKE SOME FUCKING PICTURES!!!!!!

anyone save that copy pasta of that photojournalist who got married and whose wife got ran over by a train and he took pictures instead of helping her?

If I were in Haiti with a camera though, I'd only go where there's a rescue effort or relief effort being done, ie I won't be wandering the place on my own. That way, if someone needs my help, someone else do it instead and I can continue shooting. Crisis brings out the best and worst in people so you should always play it safe. Stay in groups and stuff like that. Just something I learned while shooting the floods here a few months ago.