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    Aug 31, 2017 3 minutes

    BumbleBee

    By Robin Yong

    Canon 5D Mark lll; 100mm Macro lens

    The Surma tribe of the Omo Valley, Ethiopia, live in the place where mankind probably began. The children and teens appear innocent and beautiful, with their ornate body paint work and exotic head decorations made of flowers. The place appears peaceful and untouched, but in reality, life here is harsh with the tribespeople at frequent wars with neighbouring tribes over cattle grazing rights.

    This is my favourite photo, from my Flowers

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