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17 July 2013
Children of Ethiopia's Omo tribes
Photos by Hans Silvestre, from a gallery in The Daily Mail, via Curiosités de Titam. The photos are from the book 'Natural Fashion: Tribal Decoration from Africa', published by Thames and Hudson.
"Beautiful" doesn't begin to cover it. Enchanting. Captivating. What's a word for magical and graceful that hasn't been imprinted to death on a charm bracelet?
They look really beautiful with there imaginative make-up.
ReplyDeleteDon't think that this "imaginative make-up" is found only on the continent of Africa.
ReplyDeleteI present to you "The Juggalos". This subculture began and is found primarily in the USA. See:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juggalo
http://tinyurl.com/mj8b479
http://tinyurl.com/lbhfve3
They look really beautiful....
"Beautiful" doesn't begin to cover it. Enchanting. Captivating. What's a word for magical and graceful that hasn't been imprinted to death on a charm bracelet?
ReplyDeleteBreath-holding delightment of laughing beauty...
7:03 PM Anonymous: I have followed your links and I find your comparison distasteful.
ReplyDeleteTo compare Juggalos to the children pictured here is to compare Play-Doh to marble. Or CheeWhiz to Red Leicester.
I hope you offered the comparison as a joke.