Fascinating Humanity
Photojournalist Victor Englebert explores world cultures
Friday, February 27, 2015
Sahara: Resting Tuareg Mother And Daughter
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The midday heat of Niger’s Sahel chased a Tuareg mother and daughter under their leather tent for a nap, the mother on her bed, her dau...
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Colombia: Noanama Boy Under The Spell Of A Forest Vault
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While his father went into the forest to get some plantain bananas, this Noanama boy feeds his patience studying Colombia’s Choco rain ...
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Colombia: Loving Noanama Couple Of The Chocó Rain Forest
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In a tight embrace, a loving Noanama couple is watching the Docord ó River flow below from the height of their stilted hut in Colombia...
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Colombia: Kuna Mother And Daughter
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Kuna Indian mother and daughter sitting in a hammock inside their hut in Colombia’s Choco rain forest along the Gulf of Uraba. To vie...
Saturday, February 21, 2015
Colombia: Atrato River Market At Quibdo
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Plantain, manioc, sugarcane, coconuts, and pineapples are changing hands in Quibdo, at an Afro-American market on the Atrato River in Co...
Colombia: Atrato River Market At Quibdo
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P lantain, manioc; sugarcane, coconuts, and pineapples are changing hands in Quibdo, at an Afro-American market on the Atrato River in...
Monday, February 9, 2015
Colombia: Market Day Activity At Puerto Tejada
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In this 1974 photograph, Colombia’s Puerto Tejada’s market activity , in the Cauca Department, is spilling over surrounding streets. To...
Sunday, February 8, 2015
Ethiopia: Asaita Street Scene
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In Asaita, a village of Ethiopia’s Danakil Depression, a pack camel tied to a dilapidated truck awaits its Danakil nomad master patientl...
Saturday, February 7, 2015
Ethiopia: Danakil Council Under A Lava Rock
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In Ethiopia’s Danakil Depression , a small group of Danakil nomads holds a council under a rock. One of the men holds a goat by a r...
Friday, February 6, 2015
Niger: Wodaabe Nomads’ Love For Their Cattle Is Reciprocated
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The Wodaabe nomads of Niger’s Sahel treat and love their zebus like pets, giving each of them a name. They raise them for status, not f...
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