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Photography - Indigenous Images Sub-Categories:
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Resources: 17 listings
- Ababda Bedouins of the Eastern Desert (Egypt)
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Africa |
- Ababda Beduins are the
nomads of the Eastern
Desert in Egypt -
photographs and text by
Zbigniew Kosc
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- African Tribes
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Africa |
- Visual Anthropology website for photos, videos, and information on African tribes and natives from Subsaharan Africa, including indigenous tribes from South Africa, Ethiopia, Somalia, Kenya, Chad, and the Congo with an emphasis on the Afar, Himba, Hamer, Mursi, Arbore, Surma, Zulu, Dassanach, Karo, Nyangatom, and Hammer Tribes.
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- Baka Pygmies of Cameroon
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Africa |
- Cameroon
Culture and music of this group of African Pygmies. Includes many photos and ethnographic texts.
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- More sites on www.pygmies.info
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- Bryan Watt - Documentary Photographer
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- Photos of Akha & Mlabri people from Thailand.
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- Canyon of the Tarahumara
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Tarahumara (Raramuri) |
Mexico |
- Crossroads Alaska - Native Cultures of Alaska and Siberia
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US - Alaska |
- Featuring Photographs by Carl Hansen and Laurie Minor-Penland 'Crossroads of Continents brings us a superb panorama of the region's cultural past...It is one of the best and most comprehensive books ever assembled about this, the culturally richest and most diverse region of the north.' --New York Times Book Review 'A book that deserves a long life...Crossroads of Continents celebrates and explores the diversity and common ancestry of the Siberian and Alaskan peoples of the Bering Straits...This is one of those indefatigable books that almost anyone would take along to the proverbial island.' --Arctic
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- More sites on photo2.si.edu
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- David Hughes Pow-Wow Photos
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US - Central |
- David Hughes, professional photographer: "I have started going to some of the midwestern Pow Wow events as time permits. I post photos from them as soon as I get them scanned and send enlargements to the organizers when I get them done. I do not sell or offer for sale any photos taken at these events. I find the ceremonial dress a fastinating subject matter and prefer to let everyone see them."
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- dogon niger lobi
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Dogon |
Africa |
- More than a thousand of my travel photos taken between 1978 and 1999 in Mali,Burkina faso, Egypt, etc ... Photos are available for editorial use.
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- Ilka Hartmann, Photographer
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United States |
- Photographs of the Native American Occupation of Alcatraz island, the Din'e, the Omaha, and other tribes, with new photographs added on a regular basis.
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- IMAGES of AFRICA
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Africa |
- Photographs from Sierra Leone, Angola, Kenya, Burundi, Ethiopia and Somalia, taken in 2002, which show the strength and resilience of people suffering from war, hunger and poverty.
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- More sites on home.earthlink.net
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- IMAGES OF CHINA
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Asia |
- A photographic journey with China many ethnic minority groups throughout the country
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- More sites on home.earthlink.net
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- Kathy Sharp Frisbee - Photographer and Writer
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US - Northeast |
- As an independent photographer and writer, I produce a wide range of features which are published in print to internet media nationally and internationally. However, it is the call of my own native Cherokee, Choctaw and Lumbee roots that inform my most meaningful work.
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- Kurdistan
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Kurdistan |
Asia |
- Kurdistan (Turkey)-
photographs by Zbigniew
Kosc
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- nativestock pictures
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United States |
- Nativestock Pictures is the leading stock photography supplier of Native America today. We now feature a line of colorful photographic postcards and art cards of Indian Country available for wholesale and retail
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- Ol' Eagle Eye Productions
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Canada |
- I have been working with First Nations on vancouver island through www.coppermoon.ca and I have a libary of stock footage that I think would be useful for other video productions. Thank you Doug
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- Photographs of North American Indians by Edward S. Curtis
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United States |
- Special Collections in the Library of Congress
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- More sites on lcweb.loc.gov
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- Sedna
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Inuit |
Canada - Eastern |
- Sedna is the mythical Inuit Goddess of the sea. We are called Sikumiut which means "the people of the sea ice" and we have lived in Labrador for hundreds of years. Visit my photo gallery and get an insight into Labrador.
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