Estas 2 fotos son de Maories de aca de Nueva Zelanda. Pa decir verdad, no creo que esten en peligro de extincion ya que forman una buena parte de la poblacion tanto Nueva Zelandesa como de islas cercanas hasta lo que es Australia.

BELLAS & IMPRESIONANTES

Vaya que hay comentarios negativos en la fuente...

La fotos están impresionantes.

Creo es un error conceptual del autor de las fotos, considerar a los gauchos de Argentina como si fueran una tribu, seria el mismo error afirmar que los cowboys de Estados Unidos tambien son una tribu.

Artisticamente hablando, excelente trabajo fotografico.

Excelente trabajo artistico, pero los gauchos en Argentina y Uruguay no son tribus y tampoco estan en peligro de extincion

Interesantes fotos. Creo que hay un error en el texto dice: "Hoy los dejo con esta colección de fotografías que documenta visualmente a varias tribus exóticas del mundo en peligro de extensión.(EXTINCION)"

Jose!
gran post !
yo entiendo por extinsion, que estas tribus, se estan incorporando a la cultura de hoy, a la tegnologia de hoy, :-)
puesto que google les pondra internet en sus zonas.

saludos desde Mexico

Que hermosa maorí!! (tenía que decirlo)

Muy buenas las fotos.

Excelentes fotos pero...

Les dejo el comentario con mas likes de la pagina, tiene algo de razón, pero a la vez creo que lleva las cosas a otra dimension.


Giuliana 'G' PeBenito · Barnard College
these are really beautiful pictures...I have a lot of issues with this article though. If this photographer really gives a shit about these people (Which there is no way he could have been a part of ANY of these communities since he spent only 2 weeks with each trying to capture the most "exotic" "stunning" physical attributes of these people) then why won't he use his photojournalism to talk about WHY they are dropping from existence and how westerners making this photographer rich by gobbling up his thieving renditions offensively toted as "art" is part and parcel of the capitalistic framework that has indulged the colonizer's weeping savior complex and made it possible for entire civilizations to disappear without notice in the first place? Because of "artists" like this opportunist punk, we can't even tell the difference between awareness/aid/intervention and war/consumption/imperialism? He says his project is to show people "how things used to be"-- so that we can sit in our office chairs oggling at the faces of othered subjects, pushed to the fringes of existence and reality through a eurocentric ideological imperialism that indicates the western world as not only the center of reality, but the locus of humanity. Did he tell each of these people, in their languages, that he was trying to show the rest of the world how cool they looked before western colonialism swallowed them whole then shat their memory through a camera lens and called it history? To him, these people are already gone, out of sight.

Esta genial toda... Spr la pagina