Ethiopia 2005 - Expression in images Photo Gallery by monique jansen at pbase.com

Ethiopia 2005 - Expression in images

Fishermen at Lake Awasa	Spinning	Priest at Lake Tana Monastery	Bulls horn	A group of women and children
Papyrus boat	Early morning bus in Jinka	Two priests.jpg	Demure	Peace
Gonder castle	Courageous goat	Mursi	Weaver in Chencha Village	Pink scarf
Headload	Watering hole	Hyena man	Windows of rock-hewn church	Hamer dress code and necessities
Filletting fish Child Labor	Adorned knife sheath	Paint	Black sheep	Orange
Bottles	Laundry	Shadow in the street	Honey wine in the morning	Hair
Street scene	Communal waterpipe	Hanging out	Funny hats	Girl whipping 1
Around Dorze Village	Face painting	Girl	Reflected	Washing in the hot water springs Abiata-Shala
Coffee ceremony	Children	Arbore woman and child	Confident smile	Smoke break
Bored Hamer boy	Plastic in another age	Cows	Priest in door of Holy of Holies	Gesergio Village
Peeking	Fruit stall in Gonder	Mirth	Mending umbrella	Portrait of a lady
Priest	Priest in his church	Peeking	Market hustle and bustle	Beauty
Beggar	Blue	Shadow	Communal hut	Window
Reading in doorway	Who is more tired	Harar Main Mosque	Yellow	Shopkeeper
Morning chill	Ghostlike	Bull jumping	Hiding behind the bible	Face Painting
Trying to catch a goat	Harar Roasted Coffee	Looking back	A cross of light	Backlit
Feeding Frenzy	Tomb	Little cowherd	Hermit in hole in churchyard	Priest with book
Beehive hut with pottery	Somali	Refuelling	Mursi man with gun	Monk
Busy market	Fruit stall	Group of women	Boxed girl	Going to church
Broken stele	Kicking up dust	Having a laugh	Bet Giyorgis in Lalibela	Market women in Harar
Gonder castle	Monkey boy	Heavy load	Rapture	Stairs
Discussing	Wall in churchyard	Waterpipe	Big shoes	Patterns in wood and flesh
Mummified	Beggar	A view

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Rev. Ashenafi Birru		31-Mar-2009 18:34
Thanks God that I am an Ethiopian! Yes it is a riches to be part of such wonderful and diversified culture. May the almighty God bless ETHIOPIA!

Guest		09-Jan-2009 00:31
they are so beuty

Guest		02-Dec-2008 21:28
That was realy wonderfull.

Melkam		18-Oct-2008 07:43
Surprising.I am an ethiopian. But I never seen most of these in Ethiopia. There is a great difference between Ethiopian people.We have to teach our people before moving out. Please,if you see this website,teach at least your family.So we can change our beautiful society to beautiful life

edom		27-Aug-2008 15:11
it's the reality and amazing picture i appreciate our contry u know now i ll go back my contry i like cultural thing like this.

josengn		23-Oct-2007 01:14
beautiful pictures of a beautiful people, well done. . ..

nitsuh		22-Aug-2007 12:47
realy you did it! but these are only ......only little about ethiopians.

Kaz		13-Apr-2007 07:12
Oh my god!!! What amazing photo's. Truly amazing and really captured the real people of Ethiopia.

Marcos Garc�a		04-Dec-2006 21:27
Stunning selection! V

Piotr Sobolewski		17-Mar-2006 22:37
Wonderful pictures, great gallery

JULIE PARKINSON		29-Dec-2005 22:16
BRILLIANT PICTURES.I AM GOING THERE IN 6 WEEKS.ANY PHOTOGRAPHY ADVICE VERY WELCOME!REGARDS,JULIE

Phil Douglis		15-Nov-2005 06:12
I have noted the photos in this gallery that work as expression, Mo, and have indicated why and how some of them might have been made even stronger. Your biggest challenge is to place your subjects away from the center of the frame. When you get your FZ-30, you will see that one of its viewfinder display options is a nine box grid. Try to always use that option. It will remind you to place the subject anywhere but in that center box. It will also be a reminder of the rule of thirds for you, which will create much more dynamic images, filled with tension. As it stands, however, this final go-around with the G5 is a huge step forward. About twenty per cent of these images go beyond description, making use of incongruity and abstraction to express human values, and stimulate the mind, emotions, and imaginations of the viewer.

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