Luo men and women Type:unstretched canvas

Luo men and women Type:unstretched canvasA group of Luo men and women, probably photographed at a market in Nyanza. Luo body scarification decoration (ngool) and personal body adornment (skin aprons, bead necklaces, armlets and anklets) of the period are all in evidence. Also visible here is the traditional use of cowrie shells (gaagi) on leather belts and headbands. The women seem to be on the way to a market with grain pots (agulu) and baskets (adita) on their heads. In some cases a coil

It is by far the largest and most typical in every respect

"dressed with flags and saluting in commemoration of the Battle of Trafalgar"

Five prisoners in stocks in Potala Shö prison

Silver butter lamps and other offerings surround the shrine

View of two of Wilfred Thesiger's Bedouin companions resting under a tree in Al Ain / Buraimi oasis

Although the Tewas have thus resided in close proximity to these two pueblos unallied in speech

View of a member of Wilfred Thesiger's travelling party

View of Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan's falconry party riding camels in Al Khatam sands near Jebel Hafeet (Jabal Hafit)

Group portrait of four young men

Portrait of a few men in a crowd of traders and buyers at the open air market in the city of Abha

A saker falcon perches on a mangalah (cuff) on on a falconer's arm (only the man's arm and knee are inside the frame)

third from left