Wild planet
Now the Brazilian photographer Sebastian Salgado is one of the most famous documentalists in the world. But in 1970, he still worked as an economist and, perhaps, would be now, if the wife did not give him somehow on the occasion of the camera.
Since then, the big way has passed. Salgado visited more than 100 countries around the world. Everywhere his main characters became animals, plants and a person living in harmony with nature. More than half a century, Salgado explores our planet, believing that we all became hostages of economic progress. A separate project was devoted to his native Brazil.
Special place in the work of Salgado occupies a lifestyle and traditions of residents not touched by civilization of regions. Photo above Made in Papua – New Guinea.
Penguins on Iceberg. Antarctica.
Bushman with bird. Botswana.
Frozen Riding Dog in Western Siberia.
Delta Okavango, Botswana. These are the remnants of the ancient lake system, now they are a wetland, which have been refuge for a variety of plants and animals.
Lap of Marine Iguana. Galapagos Islands, Ecuador.
Huge tail of southern whale.
This kind of whales lives in the southern hemisphere. He suffered greatly from whaling fishery, but now the population has been restored somewhat and numbers, according to scientists, 12,000 individuals.
Bats on Tamarinda in Madagascar Reserve.
Young maritime elephant. South Georgia.
The underwater part of the iceberg usually exceeds the surface in nine to ten times. By the way, do you know that Icebergs are not only white? Why – Tell me here.
Residents of Omo Valley. Ethiopia.
For representatives of the tribes of Mursi and Suri, a characteristic decoration – a plate of lip.
Nenets deer. Western Siberia, Russia.
Tribes of Omo Valley. Ethiopia.
Salgado Huliano’s son, from early childhood traveled with him, in 2014 he took off the film "Salt of Earth", dedicated to the work of the Father. Salgado worked in South America, Africa, Europe, Arctic and Antarctic, paying special attention to international conflicts, the problem of hunger and refugees, as well as fragile natural landscapes.
