Ethiopia

The Menit tribe, the Nuba of Ethiopia

The Menit tribe lives between the fertile mountains of Shasha and the Omo River Valley. Its economy is based on agriculture. Within this village, the 'kola' group lives more isolated and is dedicated to raising cattle. The 'kola' spend part of their free time decorating their bodies. The beauty of these paintings and the physiognomy remind us of the images of the Nuba of Sudan photographed in 1974 by Leni Riesfenstahl.

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Interviews

Nataly Rader interviews Eva Colomer

Last 30th March, I was honoured to be interviewed by Nataly Rader on @womansharecultures (Instagram). It was two and a half hours of intense and interesting conversation about travelling, photography, cultures, respect and more. Eventually, Nataly made a fantastic video out of it.

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Angola

Now available the book “Last Tribes of Angola”

Last Tribes of Angola is the first book of collection that plunges into the last “islands of cultural resistance” on the planet.

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Kenya

Traditional dwellings in the nomadic and herding communities of northern Kenya

When you put your store next to their homes, you feel privileged to have the time to admire the diversity of their constructions and materials.

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Kenya

My first expedition to tribal north Kenya

Yes, it is possible. Although it is not easy, I know. With Last Places you can discover a different way from the traditional animal safari in Kenya. We want to understand. This time it was not going to be an exception. Our goal: to reach the furthest north of Kenya and meet various tribes along the way. The animals were not on our program.

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Benin

Voodoo culture, ethnicities, tattoos and scarifications and peculiar constructions

The Republic of Benin is a small country of great contrasts, full of ethnic and cultural diversity.

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