A Window on Africa: Ethiopian Portraits

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Set in the remote Kibish region of the lower Omo Valley, the book offers a captivating glimpse into the lives of its indigenous people. Through the unique perspective of a simple window frame, it captures the essence of painted and scarified tribesmen, farmers with livestock, and their vibrant culture. This collection serves as a vital record of a unique way of life that faces threats from conflict, tourism, and modernity, highlighting the fragility of their existence in an increasingly changing world.