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The Erembe headdress indicates that both of them are married.
As is customary in Himba culture and climate, the Ovahimbas of northern Namibia wear a traditional skirt made from calfskin leather, headdress and jewelry which signify their social status.
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Young Mother feeding her Child, living in a Corrugated Iron Hut / Shanty Town.
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When we arrived in Grytviken on South Georgia, we were greeted by many of these Elephant Seals.
They like to laze around, but if you come too close to them, they will shock you with their surprisingly
pink Tongue.
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One of my favorite Portraits. All the existing Colors seem to be made to complement each other as well as accentuate the great Hairstyle. Contours merge effortlessly. The Setting, a lovely Sunset on the Jamaican West Coast, definitely helped the Result!
Cowshit ... actually
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This beach, famous from the Bacardi add, is a totally unspoilt natural paradise.
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That's what I call a Snap Shot ...Crabs aren't usually the patient posers for a Pic ...though in
the Galapagos Islands indeed all Animals are preferred & easier-than-usual Photo Subjects.
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Arriving in Iquitos from the upper Amazon river via boat was quite a breathtaking experience. People really live in these floating houses. From here other ships travel onwards to the Brazilian border town
of Tabatinga.
Amazonas Floss Dorf
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My Friend helped me getting this local Rastaman interested and thus closer to a Possibility for a good Shot. South-Western Countryside of St Lucia in the Caribbean.
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The Bridge is made of steel and concrete and crosses Lake Paranoá. It links the southern part of the lake and Sebastian Paranoá through the Monumental Axis. Finalized Dec 2002. Total length is 1,200 metres, width 24 metres. Six car lanes and two walkways. 3 spans of 240 metres each.
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Probably THE place in the world to see King Penguins.
Abundance of wildlife, plus a magnificient landscape.
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When we were in the middle of Ituri Forest, one of the most dangerous areas of the DRC Congo, rebell-infested, we had to wait on the western shore because it was already too late in the evening. I was supremely lucky for finding a hut to sleep in.
The bridge had been ripped apart by the strong current and waterfall-like rapids just 50 meters downriver. So the next morning I witnessed how they slowly balanced our bus through the shore-mud onto a makeshift raft that was not a meter longer or ten inches wider than the bus itself. All passengers had to be crossed beforehand on another raft, because the loaded bus would have been too heavy. I was aloud to remain on the bus together with the driver. Now the crossing was achieved by 5 or 6 guys pulling along a rope to the other side. No security whatsoever. If the rope would have slipped from their hands, we would have dropped into the rapids in no time.
I asked them how many accidents they'd had in the last 4 years since the bridge broke ...
The answer was ZERO !! ... very hard to believe indeed. Also why would they have about 50 rafts standing ashore altogether on both sides ... if ONE OR TWO RAFTS WORKING PROPERLY wuld do the same job ... one really wonders.
So this was one of the few occasions where I just HAD TO take out my camera during my two months in the Congo interior, defying / never minding the soldier in camouflage that was already waiting on the other shore this early in the morning.
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The Sun is already setting, but 'National' keeps delivering with their reliable, first-rate Cars.
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Typical Way of carrying a Child in Bolivia, here in the Center of Potosi, at 4434m the world's highest provincial Capital.