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Portrait of an elderly Jie woman (South Sudan). The Jie (or Jiye) are an ethnic group residing in the Eastern Equatoria. They speak a dialect of the Toposa language and are primarily agro-pastoralists,...

Egungun masks (Benin). Every year on January, Benin celebrates National Voodoo Day, bringing together thousands to honor this rich spiritual heritage. Voodoo isn t just a religion, it s a way of life deeply...

Portrait of a praying Buddhist faithful (Nepal). Date & signature on backPrints are shipped rolled in a dent-resistant tubeWorldwide shipping. Final cost calculated at checkout after entering the delivery...

Sudosukai - Wodaabe people celebrating the Gerewol festival (Chad). The Gerewol is an annual courtship ritual competition mainly among the nomad people of Niger and Chad. This is a beauty pageant for the...

Portrait of a Dani elder gathered with other tribesmen (West Papua).The Dani are an ethnic group mainly inhabiting the Baliem valley in the central highlands of West Papua, the Indonesian province of New...

Group of camel herders (Mongolia). In the vast steppes and arid desert regions of Mongolia, camel herding is a traditional way of life for many nomadic families. Mongolia is home to over 250,000 Bactrian...

Arab semi-nomadic herder lighting on the fire for his cattle (Chad). Arab community has been in Chadian territory for hundreds of years, mostly in south central Chad. The Arabs of Chad are semisedentary...

Portrait of a Bakhtiari man with his wife (Iran). The Bakhtiari people are an Iranian ethnic group primarily inhabiting the southwestern part of Iran, particularly in the provinces of Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari,...

Daily life scenes along the Avenue of the Baobabs (Madagascar).The Avenue of the Baobabs is one of Madagascar s most iconic and photographed natural landmarks. Situated near the town of Morondava on the...

Portrait of a Mundari child (South Sudan). The Mundari are cattle herders who live in symbiosis with their Ankole Watusi cattle, characterized by their large horns. They use the ash created by the fires...

Asaro "Mudmen" with the typical clay mask (Papua New Guinea). The Asaro people, also known as the "Mudmen", are an indigenous tribe from the Eastern Highlands of Papua New Guinea. The Asaro are those who...