Klaus Tiedge s young himba girl with a her goat was taken in Nothwest Namibia. Modern society doesn’

Africa has so many faces; some faces scarred with the marks of war, others lit up by the constant, blazing sun, others wrinkled by the journey of life and still others fresh-faced and naive. Africa has gone through so much and the faces of her people reflect her suffering and her joy over the ages. From the valleys of Ethiopia to the plains of Kenya and the deserts of Namibia , Africa s people are as rich and diverse  as the land. In these changing times, tradition, culture and people can often be left behind. From young to old, the faces of Africa should be celebrated and these photographers are doing just that:
Klaus Tiedge s young himba girl with a her goat was taken in Nothwest Namibia. Modern society doesn't stop and the old rituals car rental services in indianapolis and appearances are soon fading from view. So Klaus aims to preserve the original and tribal look of these people that are the heritage of the Africa continent.
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This old Himba man was photographed in Northwest Namibia by Klaus Tiedge. When he visited the Himba in their rural village of Namibia close to Angola, he set up his whole portable studio lighting equipment car rental services in indianapolis (soft box, generators etc.) and portrayed them as if they were present in his actual studio.