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A new book shows photographer Jimmy Nelson's work from some of the most far-flung destinations around the planet

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Portraits of the Disappearing Tribes of the World

Photographer Jimmy Nelson spent three years between 2010 and 2013 visiting some of the indigenous cultures found in the furthest corners of our planet.

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Portraits of the Disappearing Tribes of the World

Photographer Jimmy Nelson spent three years between 2010 and 2013 visiting some of the indigenous cultures found in the furthest corners of our planet.

The Last Wild Tribes Of This Earth That Somehow Remained Untouched By Modern Society

Modern society imposes to us certain ways of living and technology has left a major stamp on it. It's constantly

These Portraits of the World’s Most Remote, Indigenous People Are Stunning

A new book shows photographer Jimmy Nelson's work from some of the most far-flung destinations around the planet

Majestic portraits of world’s most remote tribes | CNN

Jimmy Nelson captures the lives and cultures of some of the world’s most isolated and ancient indigenous communities.

The Marquesan people, Marquesas Islands, Polynesia: The native inhabitants are known in the local language as Enanaa, meaning ‘people.’ Traditionally, Marquesans wore clothing made of leaves and grasses that were decorated with animal teeth and beads. Today, their skirts are more likely to be made of cloth. Historically, Enanaa had no written alphabet, so tattoos are an important part of their identities. Shapes and symbols enable people to communicate their status and their genealogy. Jimmy Nelson, Polynesian People, Marquesas Islands, Polynesian Men, Hawaiian Men, Marquesan Tattoos, Polynesian Culture, Native People, People Of The World

Photo gallery: Stunning images of Indigenous peoples in their traditional splendor

Jimmy Nelson has gone all over the earth to photograph native peoples at their proudest moments and to show you their soul.

The Kaluli people live in scattered villages in the dense jungle on the slopes of Mount Bosavi in the southern highlands. They live by fishing, hunting and gathering. Their fertile gardens grow thick with breadfruit, bananas and green vegetables. Papua New Guinea, World Cultures, Tribes Of The World, Jimmy Nelson, Southern Highlands, Indigenous Culture, New Guinea, People Of The World, Indigenous Peoples

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Jimmy Nelson has traveled to the most hidden corners of the planet. In 2013, he published his inaugural photography volume, "Before They Pass Away," followed by "Homage to Humanity" in 2018. He has visited numerous different indigenous communities worldwide and has developed reciprocity projects in collaboration with some of them through the foundation that bears his name.

Interview: Photographer Dedicates His Life to Documenting Global Indigenous Cultures

Photographer Jimmy Nelson translated his upbringing living in Asia, Africa, and South America into a successful career documenting indigenous communities.

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These Portraits of the World’s Most Remote, Indigenous People Are Stunning

A new book shows photographer Jimmy Nelson's work from some of the most far-flung destinations around the planet

Portraits of the Disappearing Tribes of the World

Photographer Jimmy Nelson spent three years between 2010 and 2013 visiting some of the indigenous cultures found in the furthest corners of our planet.

Portraits of the Disappearing Tribes of the World

Photographer Jimmy Nelson spent three years between 2010 and 2013 visiting some of the indigenous cultures found in the furthest corners of our planet.

The Last Wild Tribes Of This Earth That Somehow Remained Untouched By Modern Society

Modern society imposes to us certain ways of living and technology has left a major stamp on it. It's constantly

These Portraits of the World’s Most Remote, Indigenous People Are Stunning

A new book shows photographer Jimmy Nelson's work from some of the most far-flung destinations around the planet

Majestic portraits of world’s most remote tribes | CNN

Jimmy Nelson captures the lives and cultures of some of the world’s most isolated and ancient indigenous communities.

Photo gallery: Stunning images of Indigenous peoples in their traditional splendor

Jimmy Nelson has gone all over the earth to photograph native peoples at their proudest moments and to show you their soul.

Home - Jimmy Nelson

Interview: Photographer Dedicates His Life to Documenting Global Indigenous Cultures

Photographer Jimmy Nelson translated his upbringing living in Asia, Africa, and South America into a successful career documenting indigenous communities.

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