welovestopmotion:

Stop motion animation music video by yhAnimation

(Source: ilymummy, via visions-r)

arabic-mind:

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arabic-mind:

محمد الرطيان*

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myownlittlehappyplace:

WANT

faith-in-humanity:

Ethiopia by Dietmar Temps on Flickr.

Ethiopia, young boy from Omorate pushing a boat, Omo River.

(Source: pokec0re, via frozenjars)

faith-in-humanity:

Daasanach tribe girl - Omorate Ethiopia by Eric Lafforgue on Flickr.

he Dassanetch are originally nomadic pastoralists . However, despite their dedication to cattle rearing current reality reveals that crop cultivation on the flooded banks of the Omo river and its delta are fundamental to their subsistence.
Omoratte market of the Dassanetch has been serving for centuries as an important trading center of the Karo and the Geleb where the Karo head with their own clay pots to exchange them for grain, Coffee and ammunition.
In the Dassanetch society power is in the hands of a group of about thirty elders called”bulls” (Ara).
The hair style of the Dassanetch men is one of the most sophisticated in the Omo valley.

Village d’Omorate
Les Dassanetch (ou dassanech) vivient sur les deux rives du fleuve Omo. Ils sont aussi appelés les Geleb. Ce sont des pasteurs, mais l’agricultiure sur les rives du fleuve tend à prendre de plus en plus d’importance pour leur survie alimentaire. le marché d’Omoratte est un carrefour de longue date où les echanges avec les Karos sont nombreux (poterie contre café, armes, munitions..).
Dans la societé Dassanech, le pouvoir est detenu par une trentaine de sages appellés les Aras (les taureaux).
la coiffure des Dassanech, comme chez les karo, est tres sophistiquée.

faith-in-humanity:

The Muhacaona doll - Angola by Eric Lafforgue on Flickr.

In Soba village, the Muhacaona ( Mucawana) tribe girl.This little girl had a doll, perhaps some tourists who gave her, as there are no shops arounds!

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