Benin. Bush Fire.

Benin. Near Djougou. Bush fire.

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Benin. Près de Djougou. Feu de brousse.

Coptic Priest In Lalibela,Ethiopia

Ethiopie. Lalibela. Amhara coptic priest showing off a golden cross outside his stone church.

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Ethiopie. Lalibela. Prêtre copte Amhara montrant une croix d’or a l’extérieur de son église de pierre.

Sunset On An Altiplano Sand Dune

Bolivia. Altiplano near Cerdas (Quijarro province).  Setting sun over sand dune.

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Bolivie. Altiplano près de Cerdas (Province de Quijarro). Coucher de soleil sur une dune de sable 

Young Orang Utan Examining A Flower.

Indonesia. Borneo. Young Orang Utan examining a flower.

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Indonésie. Bornéo. Jeune orang outan examinant une fleur

Indonesia: Toraja House.

Indonesia. Sulawesi. Toraja house and people.

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Indonésie. Sulawesi. Maison Toraja.

Blackfoot Indian Man Portrait

Canada. Alberta. Calgary. Temporary Indian village on the grounds of the Calgary Stampede. Blackfoot Indian.

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Canada. Calgary (Alberta). Campement indien provisoire au lieu où se déroule le rodéo annuel. Indien Pied Noir.

Morocco: Fortified Berber Village In The Djebel Sarhro

Morocco. Djebel Sarhro. Ait Slilo Nekob, a fortified AÏt Ata Berber village.

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Maroc. Djebel Sarhro. Ait Slilo Nekob, un village fortifié de Berbères AÏt Ata.

Ewe Women Walking To Market In Togo

Togo. Near Lome. Walking along the sea, Ewe women are carrying coconut shells to market to sell as firewood. The nuts' meat is being dried to be turned into copra.

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Togo. Près de Lomé. Femmes Ewé transportant des coquilles de noix de coco au marché pour les vendre comme bois de chauffage. La chair des noix se sèche au soleil pour en faire du coprah.

Man Of The Marquesas Islands

French Polynesia. Marquesas Archipelago. Hiva Oa Island.

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Polynésie française. Archipel des Marquises. Ile d’Hiva Oaa.

Reed-Canoe-Poling Uro On Lake Titicaca

Peru. Lake Titicaca. Uro-Aymara Indian girl poling reed canoe from her floating reed island to another. She lives in a world of reeds—the reeds surrounding her and those her family uses. To build reed islands, reed huts, reed beds (mats), reed boats, reeds to fuel the fire, and even reeds to snack on. Long ago, they even used them to make their clothes.

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Pérou. Lac Titicaca. Jeune fille Uro-Aymara usant d’une perche pour mouvoir son canot de roseaux de son ile flottante à celle d’un autre membre de sa famille. Elle vit dans un monde de roseaux. Ceux qui poussent autour d’elle et ceux dont sa famille se sert. Pour créer des iles flottantes, des huttes, des nattes pour s’y coucher, des canots et pour nourrir leurs feux. Ils le mâchent pour calmer la faim. Anciennement ils s’en faisaient des vêtements.