A collection of Mori Girl ( 森ガール) themed and inspired images: http://monmonmori.tumblr.com

Stunning photographs give a rare insight into the way of life of the nomadic Raute people, who live in western Nepal. The tribe granted a photographer special access for three days last September.

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Jimmy Nelson photographs the last indigenous cultures. He sends a warning of the risk of losing global cultural heritage.

Woman from the Mursi Tribe, Omo Valley, Southern Ethiopia. The Mursi or Mursu are living in Ethiopia's Omo Valley. They are well known for their unique lip plates. They are settled around the Omo River and in the Mago National Park. Due to the climate, they move twice a year between the winter and summer months. They herd cattle and grow crops along the banks of the Omo River. The Series "African Vogue" contains about 300 portraits of tribe members of the Omo Valley in Ethiopia. (Including members of the Arbore Tribe, Mursi Tribe, Nyangatom Tribe, Bodi Tribe, Hamer Tribe, Benna Tribe, Konso). The pictures were taken in October 2013 - All pictures were taken in natural light situations with a Leica S digital middle format camera. All pictures were taken in natural light situations with a Leica S digital middle format camera. More pictures and "Making of" Material can be found at: blackocean.ch/portfolio/3550/ The Series (approx. 50 images / all framed 50cmx70cm) is available for Exhibitions. For enquries, please send a message to [email protected]

Lower Konyak Naga tribe.

Given the chance to travel, photographer Nadine Saacks ventures to some of the most unexplored, inaccessible parts of the world to photograph people and places that few of us would ever get...

L'immagine che mi ero fatto dei Mosuo era quella di una tribù dove le donne non fanno altro che cambiare partner sessuale e gli uomini non lavorano...

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Photographer Andrey Gudkov was granted the privilege of spending time with the rarely seen indigenous tribes Dani and Asmat of New Guinea Island, Indonesia.