Klaus Tiedge Picture Profile: Ngupa (Himba Tribe Namibia)
Portrait of an old Himba man taken in Namibia. Capturing this old man was a very memorable and unforgettable experience. Capturing this characteristic man with a backdrop and using my studio lighting which I carried with to the desert, allowed me to create a really unique and popular portrait and makes it a beautiful memory of the original people of Africa.
My curiosity for Africa hasn’t abated as I love to travel in Southern Africa.
One of these adventurous, far away from normal civilization travels took me to the Himba people in the far north of Namibia.
The Himba, Zemba and Herero are nomadic people who live in areas of Namibia which we Westerners would view as nothing other than dry land and dust and this has always fascinated me. They were just as captivated by my equipment as I was absorbed by their culture. Even though we could not understand each other as my translator remained busy with the chief to get permission to take pictures, we managed to communicate by body language. It was an incredible experience.
With the portraits I made, I want to preserve their original culture of the satisfied and primordial life these people still live whilst struggling to maintain control of their life and lands.
Although the edition is open, all artworks are personally approved and individually signed by the artist, Klaus Tiedge.
Видео Klaus Tiedge Picture Profile: Ngupa (Himba Tribe Namibia) канала Klaus Tiedge Fine Art Photography
My curiosity for Africa hasn’t abated as I love to travel in Southern Africa.
One of these adventurous, far away from normal civilization travels took me to the Himba people in the far north of Namibia.
The Himba, Zemba and Herero are nomadic people who live in areas of Namibia which we Westerners would view as nothing other than dry land and dust and this has always fascinated me. They were just as captivated by my equipment as I was absorbed by their culture. Even though we could not understand each other as my translator remained busy with the chief to get permission to take pictures, we managed to communicate by body language. It was an incredible experience.
With the portraits I made, I want to preserve their original culture of the satisfied and primordial life these people still live whilst struggling to maintain control of their life and lands.
Although the edition is open, all artworks are personally approved and individually signed by the artist, Klaus Tiedge.
Видео Klaus Tiedge Picture Profile: Ngupa (Himba Tribe Namibia) канала Klaus Tiedge Fine Art Photography
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