2009 - The four continents of MAXIMILIEN BRUGGMANN

Le Manoir de la ville de Martigny


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Children

#1

Indian children

Cheyenne, Arapaho, Cherokee or Comanche: In the US state of Oklahoma, Indian tribes manifest themselves in impressive ways. Here children learn their traditional dances and melodies.

#2

Aymara girl

A perplexed Aymara girl stands on the edge of the Titicaca lake. Is she thinking maybe about the hardships of life that await her?

#3

Offering self-made meals

On one of the many Banda Islands (in the town of Lontar, Maluku Archipelago, Indonesia), a little girl offers by-passers her simple, self-made meals.

#4

Peul-Bororo girl

This girl from the Peul-Bororo tribe, photographed here near the Ekisman well (Niger), probably descends from distant relatives from the high valley of the Nile.

#5

Indian girl from Cajabamba (Ecuador)

This Indian girl from Cajabamba (Ecuador) is a portrayal of the country, torn between tradition (hat, belt) and modernity (sweater, shall).

#6

Group of cheerful boys

In the Amboine bay, peninsula of Ambon (Indonesia), this group of cheerful boys pose for a picture after having had a good, fun splash.

#7

Two kids in Jaisalmer (Rajasthan, India)

For centuries, this city has been an important junction of caravan routes between India and Persia, the Arab world and the Western world.

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