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The Hadza or also know as Hadzabe are a small 1000 people african tribe who live around Lake Eyasi in the central Rift Vally, central Tanzania. German photographer Martin Schoeller who is represented by vh-artist and the National Geographic are presenting The Hadza photo collection which contains some interesting tribal images. Read more…
Written by Lady Lori on 12.11.13
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Since becoming the the first person to ever hand rear newborn elephants, Daphne Sheldrick, featured in the first picture, has spent over half a century caring for more than 140 of Kenya’s orphaned baby elephants. Read more…
Written by Lady Lori on 07.10.13
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Lady Lori features in this month’s Departures Magazine!
Written by Lady Lori on 07.10.13
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As we all know these furry friends can’t resist a bit of cardboard. Read more…
Written by Lady Lori on 18.09.13
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Thirty years of work on the African continent have carried Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher across 270,000 miles and through remote corners of 40 countries in exploration of more than 150 African cultures. In the process, this team of world-renowned photographers has produced 15 widely acclaimed books and made four films about traditional Africa. Read more…
Written by Lady Lori on 18.09.13
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Kapela, the rhino calf.
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Written by Lady Lori on 15.09.13
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Ethiopian manuscript and Ethiopian Healing Scrolls.
Via: Creative Roots
Written by Lady Lori on 12.09.13
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Three Boys at Lake Tanganyika, by Martin Munkácsi, 1930. Read more…
Written by Lady Lori on 05.09.13
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The Elephants by Valerie Anne Kelly. Read more…
Written by Lady Lori on 02.08.13
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UK travel photographer Sam Barker took some incredible images of the Southern Ethiopian OMO tribes. Sam took these pictures during a 10 day trip photographing the people and their tribal body paint and surroundings.
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Written by Lady Lori on 30.07.13