Vanishing Cultures Photography: Eldertreks

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Vanishing Cultures Photography

Photography of indigenous cultures that are disappearing from the planet.

With each indigenous group that becomes assimilated, another unique culture vanishes.

It is easy to dismiss what we do not understand, we are all different; we are all the same.

Thursday, November 17, 2011

Eldertreks

Eldertreks 2012-2013 Brochure is now out and I have several images inside including the cover photo.

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Vanishing Cultures Photography: Indigenous people throughout the world are remarkable not only for their differences, but also for their similarities. I am a photographer specialising in off-the-beaten-track destinations to some of the world's most exciting and least- discovered spots. Photography helps to preserve, sustain and revitalize cultures living on the edge. I have travelled from the jungles of New Guinea, to the tribal regions of northwest Pakistan in search of "Vanishing Cultures". Tribal people are among the most photogenic in the world, and I have been a privileged visitor. I hope to see you someday on the road less travelled.

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