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    Even in mourning, Himba women pay attention to their appearance. Nowadays they use ready-made extensions clipped with clay, instead of hair collected from the men, as they used to do in the past. by: intotheworld Views[895] Lured by modern amenities, Himbas are struggling to keep their traditions. Many don't build huts anymore, using tents bought in town, lightly shaded with twigs. by: intotheworld Views[779] Women gather by the sacred fire to care for the kids. The Himbas use a mix of ochre and fat to avoid sunburn and skin infections. by: intotheworld Views[528] After his brother's death, Nidiri Chiposa has become the new chief of Ohumgumure village. by: intotheworld Views[591] A Herero woman is joining her friends in mourning in a Himba village, while men guard the sacred fire. by: intotheworld Views[833]
     
    He hit the target! by: worldtraveler Views[261] This lioness was hungrily surveying a herd of wildebeest behind us. We were late for our camp's gate closure so we were forced to miss the hunt. by: cdew Views[461] A tired herd of zebras treks towards the shade of a solitary tree on the edges of the Etosha pan in Namibia. by: cdew Views[339] On its way to a waterhole where a fresh lion kill awaits, this zebra is intent on getting one more drink before nightfall, a dangerous time in Etosha National Park, Namibia. Its alert demeanor betrays its apprehension. by: cdew Views[428] Bird stare, inquisitive glossy blue starling, shallow depth of field with focus on its piercing yellow eyes. by: namibia Views[1524]
     
    Red hot Namibian sunrise over Acacia trees by: namibia Views[1016] Angry, snarling Cheetah, shallow depth of field, focus on eyes, composition of head and body by: namibia Views[1944] Morning sunrise creating a knife edge that is defined by shadow in the worlds tallest sand dunes of Soussovlei by: namibia Views[537] Michelle on a sand dune 45 at sunrise by: sylvia_aiko Views[461]  

     

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    Nuns carry bundles of sticks they’ve collected for kindling. Swe Nunnery continues to elude the steady encroachment of modern Chinese influences into Tibet: the nunnery operates with no electricity or running water, and provisions must be fetched from the nearest town - a 45 minute walk away.: by jessbenjamin, Views[597]
    Nuns carry bundles of sticks they’ve collected for kindling. Swe Nunnery continues to elude the steady encroachment of modern Chinese influences into Tibet: the nunnery operates with no electricity or running water, and provisions must be fetched from the nearest town - a 45 minute walk away.

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