On the banks of the Omo River

June 11, 2014June 3, 2016Omo River BasinA Word a Week Challenge, Africa, Alison M. Jones, cultures, Ethiopia, Ethiopians, Happy, Indigenous People, Jasmine Graf, Karo, No Water no Life, Omo River, Omo River Basin, Omo Valley, People, photography, portrait, postaday, smile, travel theme, tribal communities, tribes, weekly photo challenge, Weekly Travel Theme, word a weekLeave a Comment

Ethiopia: Omo River Basin, Karo tribal farm (with irrigation) called Kundama, young girl displaying 3 catfish just caught, standing against field of sorghum

Ethiopia: Lower Omo River Basin, Lebuk, a Karo village, dance ceremony

Ethiopia: Omo Valley, Karo painting, bird's eye view of Omo River, trees, snake, chicken, jug of water — Ethiopia: Omo Valley, Karo painting, bird’s eye view of Omo River, trees, snake, chicken, jug of water

These photos were selected in response to a weekly photo challenge – the theme is HAPPY.

Click here to view more images of Omo Valley cultures in Ethiopia.

– Posted by Jasmine Graf, NWNL Associate Director

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