David Levene The destruction of the 2010 Haiti Earthquake by David Levene Photography

Port-Au-Prince, David Levene Photography

Jean Chandula, 3, lies unconscious at a hospital in Port-Au-Prince.

A hillside in Canape Vert gives some sense of the homes destroyed and devastation caused by the magnitude 7.0 earthquake.

A father prays at his child's bedside at St. Damien Pediatric Hospital, Port-au-Prince.

A morgue-worker sprays insect-repellant over the dead in the morgue in Port-au-Prince.

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A looter, who was caught stealing, lies burnt and killed on the side of the road.

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A family waits at a morgue for the body of a relative who was killed in the earthquake.

Rescue workers free a young woman from a collapsed market building after being trapped for over a week.

A hillside in the Canape Vert area of Port-au-Prince, depicting the scale of devastation.

One of the homes destroyed in the earthquake's immense devastation.

The 2010 Haiti earthquake had a devastating impact, with over 300,000 people injured. Four days after the initial shock, victims were still being brought to the Grande Cimetière in Port-au-Prince

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Haiti Earthquake, David Levene Photography

Men gather tyres from a building ruin on Rue Pavée in downtown Port-au-Prince

A mother waves goodbye to her children as they are evacuated from the city.