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Tibet Nomads ชนเลี้ยงสัตว์ทิเบต
SOURCE : www.bigpicture.ru
Photo Tour with National Geographic freelance photographer Alison Wright to the nomads of Tibet. Alison is currently in Tibet and works on his project on indigenous populations. The project lasted for five years, and only Alison Tibet dedicated twenty years of his life. Alison says that delighted the people who live far away from civilization and very self-sufficient. 'The nomads have a real visual beauty. "- Says Alison. "I say this not to romanticize nomadic, but this beauty is seen, for example, a woman walking down a street in the necklace of amber and turquoise and carrying a bag of cement." For Alison question is, as the nomads have survived, not so much in the wild, and how they survived after the Chinese came to Tibet, saying how and where they live. Land taken from them and the natives have to find other ways of production sustenance. They cease to be nomads and migrate to cities. Under the cut are some pictures the Lost World of Tibet. Continued look
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Photo Tour with National Geographic freelance photographer Alison Wright to the nomads of Tibet. Alison is currently in Tibet and works on his project on indigenous populations. The project lasted for five years, and only Alison Tibet dedicated twenty years of his life. Alison says that delighted the people who live far away from civilization and very self-sufficient. 'The nomads have a real visual beauty. "- Says Alison. "I say this not to romanticize nomadic, but this beauty is seen, for example, a woman walking down a street in the necklace of amber and turquoise and carrying a bag of cement." For Alison question is, as the nomads have survived, not so much in the wild, and how they survived after the Chinese came to Tibet, saying how and where they live. Land taken from them and the natives have to find other ways of production sustenance. They cease to be nomads and migrate to cities. Under the cut are some pictures the Lost World of Tibet. Continued look
Replacing mechanical horse.
Cooking.
Express train to Lhasa.
Yak herder.
Chinese couple dressed as Tibetan nomads photographed for memory.
Pilgrims at Mount Kailash.
Nomad riding.
Settlement of nomads in the province of Golok.
Women nomads from Kukunor that is located on the eastern shore of Lake Qinghai.
The settlement in the province of Golok.
A herd of sheep in the Tibet Autonomous Region.
A herd of yaks.
Dwelling nomads in a pasture near the east shore of Lake Qinghai.
Woman with children from the settlement of Aba, Sichuan Province.
Riders in the northern plains, near the Thang mountains in the southwest province of Qinghai.
Nomads in a pasture near Hunyuan Sichuan.
Family of nomads with dogs.
Nomadic yak unloaded at the upper reaches of the Yangtze.
Nomads woman on Appaloosa horses.
Nomads.
1 Women from the Kham with the horse.
A woman milking a "dri" - a female yak.
Settlement of nomads near Nima.
Green pasture in Sichuan province.
Dwelling nomads, Qinghai Province.
. An elderly nomad with pitchforks.
Nomad with a cigarette.
Nomad near Labrang monastery in Gansu province.
Female Nomad hides her face from the wind.
Nomadic women adorn hair amber beads.
Women from the settlement of Qinghai, which is located on the eastern shore of Lake Qinghai.
Nomads driven wool market.
Little girls on horseback.
A herd of yaks sent to pasture.
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