TITLE: The Suri Girl and the Zebu
Early in the morning, in the Omo Valley where I had been camping for several days, I walked to one of the surrounding Suri villages, lost in the middle of nature, when I saw this young girl, with her traditional body paint, coming out of her house. She then approached a young zebu that was tied up nearby. I jumped at the opportunity to capture this moment of complicity in the heart of enchanting nature. Cattle are a great wealth for this tribe and she seemed proud to show me her animal.
AUTHOR: EMILIE FAVIER (France)
I particularly enjoy capturing moments of human and animal life, capturing natural light, adding emotion to a photograph, and immortalizing the moment!
In my opinion, photography is something you feel, it's something you perceive through the photographer's eye, their vision of the world, and I love bringing a certain magic to these stolen moments of life. Photography is a way to stop time, to tell a story, to convey a message, and emotions. Photography is a means of expression for the photographer, but also a priceless moment of sharing.
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