Featured photojournalist: Adrees Latif

Marooned flood victims in the village of Daya Chokha Gharbi reaching for food supplies thrown down from an army helicopter near Kot Adu in southern Punjab's Muzaffargarh district on 7 August, 2010 Photograph: Adrees Latif/Reuters A posed portrait of residents from the same village raising their hands in the air and yelling the traditional Islamic cheer, 'Allah u Akbar,' or 'God is Great,' in the same location nearly one year later Photograph: Adrees Latif/Reuters Inamullah, 4, sits on top of furniture and household items recovered in his family courtyard hours after they returned to their home when floodwaters started receding, in Nowshera, north-west Pakistan, 1 August 2010 Photograph: Adrees Latif/Reuters Inamullah, 5, poses for a portrait in the same courtyard. 'I remember the water, it took my toys. I miss them the most' Photograph: Adrees Latif/Reuters Residents returning to the town of Nowshera, north-west Pakistan, as flood waters started to recede, 1 August 2010 Photograph: Adrees Latif/Reuters A man and boy ride a horse and cart past the same location almost a year after the floods ravaged a fifth of the country Photograph: Adrees Latif/Reuters Newborn twins lying in the cabin of an army helicopter after they were evacuated from their flooded village of Mooza Dogar Klasra, 7 August 2010 Photograph: Adrees Latif/Reuters The same twin boys, Mohammad Usman (L) and Muhammed Ruhman nearly one year later in the arms of their mother Parveen. The twins' father Javed Iqbal said: 'There has been less work after the floods and I have two more mouths to feed' Photograph: Adrees Latif/Reuters Ikramullah, 37, as he returns to his pen to find his livestock killed from the 2010 flood waters in Nowshera, 1 August 2010 Photograph: Adrees Latif/Reuters Ikramullah, 38, sits in front of the same brick wall, almost a year later. 'Look at my calloused hands, I have been forced into labour,' he said. 'Businesses have shut down, there is no work here.' Ikramullah and his 25-member family survived by taking refuge on a nearby hilltop Photograph: Adrees Latif/Reuters A family points towards partially submerged houses while taking refuge on high ground overlooking the flooded town of Nowshera, 31 July 2010 Photograph: Adrees Latif/Reuters The same vantage point nearly a year later, 27 July 2011 Photograph: Adrees Latif/Reuters Kareen Bkhush, aged about 75, with his sons as they tried to salvage their wheat and food supplies from a flooded storage facility in Khan Ghar, in southern Punjab's Muzaffargarh district, 13 August 2010 Photograph: Adrees Latif/Reuters Bkhush poses for a portrait in the same location one year later. 'I have not seen such flooding in my lifetime. The water came and it took everything,' said Bkhush, a father of ten. 'I had to sell my daughters' jewellery to survive,' he said Photograph: Adrees Latif/Reuters