Native tribes and other distinct social groups are often some of the strongest expressions of culture in a given land, because while they are generally a part of a country, they operate and identify separately from the actual government or country in many cases.
As such, to maintain their identity and culture expressions, natives and tribes tend to use dress, hairstyles, paint, colors, jewelry and music in unique ways that provide a clear sense of the collective.
For photographers, this offers a variety of unique and distinct opportunities for capturing cultural expression:
A curious child By James Stone
The Tribe By Chris Taylor
Tribal y Stephen Bures
Himba By Alexis Goubert
Mursi Woman By Csilla Zelko
Amazon Chief By Chris Taylor
Roof Weaver By Jonathan H> Lee
still a warrior By Pavol Stranák
Portrait of a young boy from Mursi tribe, Ethiopia By Luisa Puccini
X!is in hunting mode By Ben McRae
Mentawai hunters By Yaman Ibrahim
dani: to make fire By Pavol Stranak
Her Life By Riza Ishar
Mursi boy By Nick Fox
Girl with a goat By Nick Fox
Kuto By Csaba Desvari
Maasai women By Pierre-yves Babelon
Mursi By Vedran Vidak
Mursi Girl By Hesham Alhumaid
Armed By Norbert Becke
Mursi Children By Norbert Becke
Mursi boy By Vedran Vidak
Mursi World By Goran jovic
Mursi woman – Ethiopía By Carlos Cass
Mursi Woman By Norbert Becke
Mursi girl (Omo Valley-Ethiopia) By Joxe Inazio Kuesta Garmendia
Mursi woman with her child (Omo Valle… By Joxe Inazio Kuesta Garmendia
Mursi Woman By Nick Fox
Woman from Mursi Tribe, Omo people By Luisa Puccini
Young Mursi By Nick Fox
