Ethiopian Tribes

[marc pk]

Over the next few days I'll be posting shots of Southern Ethiopian Tribes.

Today, the Borena people:



DSC03432 by marc.pecquet, on Flickr

[aster]

They certainly have intersting bone structure and features, Marc.

I also like their traditional clothes and accecories madeby beads or the animal hides, very colourful bead necklace.I wonder if they can actually make such fine-sized beads themselves or if they actually purchased them from the more urban parts of their land. There were a couple of T-shirts too, so they probably have a kind of trade means...

Thanks for sharing,

Yildiz

[marc pk]

Woleyta road side vendors

_DSC0530 by marc.pecquet, on Flickr
_DSC0524 by marc.pecquet, on Flickr

[Dr. Harout]

Superb.

[aster]

Wonderful, Marc.

Thanks for sharing,

Yildiz

[mikehawthorne]

hi these shots are brilliant clear as crystal without being over the top unsharp mask , what camera and lens were you using.

mike hawthorne

[marc pk]

The body was an a900; the lens were either old Minolta G lens (85, 28-70, 70-200) or the Sony 70-400 I.
All are spectacular.

[marc pk]

Tsemay People

DSC02500 by marc.pecquet, on Flickr
DSC02512 by marc.pecquet, on Flickr

[marc pk]

Tremay People:

DSC03390 - Version 2 by marc.pecquet, on Flickr

[aster]

An other cheerful and colourful set of photos, Marc. : )

They appear to be very friendly and welcoming .. or maybe they are used to photographers taking an interest in them.


Thanks for sharing,

Yildiz

[marc pk]

The Mursi; not always friendly, but this time they were...
DSC03329 by marc.pecquet, on Flickr
DSC03363 by marc.pecquet, on Flickr

[aster]

Just amazing!

Thanks for sharing,

Yildiz

[marc pk]

The Erbore People:

DSC02539 - Version 3 by marc.pecquet, on Flickr

DSC02563 by marc.pecquet, on Flickr

[marc pk]

The Caro People on the Omo River

DSC02622 by marc.pecquet, on Flickr

DSC02632 by marc.pecquet, on Flickr

[CHOLLY]

OUTSTANDING Marc....