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Victoria waterfall at dawn

A group of Baobab trees next to large salt pan

Okavango Floating

South Horr, Kenya - July 29, 2013: Two Samburu women adorned in ceremonial dress prepare a fresh brew of Chai tea in South Horr, Kenya after the birth of a new baby goat. The Samburu survive by their livestock, so the birth of a new goat , camel or sheep is a special occasion. The Samburu will always assist with the birthing process to ensure a trouble free birth. The animals birth acts as good fortune for the family so it is a time for celebration. Economic down turns and the new threat of extremests in the horn of Africa are putting pressure on the samburu to change their way of life but large populations of Samburu people still live a hassel free life in the North of the country.

Eilean Doonan

A giraffe in a setting sun in Etosha National Park, Namibia.

Elephants at a waterhole at sunset

Pilgrims Rest, South Africa - July 13, 2011: A Ndebele woman sits in front of a shop in Pilgrims Rest South Africa. The women sit here on a daily basis asking for money for photos. Questioned further why they do it they say that it helps them preserve their culture. It shows their children that they can still live a traditional lifestyle and stay true to their culture.

Three Zebra's walk off into the sunset

Elephants at a water hole in Etosha National Park, Namibia.

GRASHOEK, NAMIBIA - 21ST MAY 2016 - Ju Hoansi villagers gather as part of a cultural demonstration. The San display their culture to visitors in order to preserve ancient traditions and stories.

Sunrise breaks above Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Mago National Park, Ethiopia - August 1, 2011: A Mursi woman poses with a very large lip plate in the Omo valley of Ethiopia. Mursi woman wear the lip plates as they are said to be seen as a sign of strength. Mursi men see the lip plates as a sign that the woman can endure great pain. When the lip plates are removed though there is nothing but a long wrinkled lip left in place that constantly dribbles saliva.

Wadi Rum, Jordan - May 22, 2011: An older Bedouin man relaxes in his tent in Wadi Rum in Jordan. Bedouins are semi nomadic in this region of Jordan and only a few true traveling bedouins exist. Government restrictions has forced a number of bedouins into government settlements.

LALIBELA, ETHIOPIA - 26 AUGUST 2007 - Pilgrims gather at the top of a rock hewn church to pray on a sunday. Although services are carried out through out Lalibela each day, Sundays turn out the greatest local crowds. Many of these pilgrims have relocated to lalibela due to its religious roots.