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Q'ERO NATION Q'ero (spelled Q'iru in the official three-vowel Quechua orthography) is a Quechua-speaking community or ethnic group dwelling in the province of Paucartambo, in the Cusco Region of Peru. The Q'ero became more widely known due to the 1955 ethnological expedition of Dr. Oscar Nunez del Prado of the San Antonio Abad National University in Cusco, after which the myth of the Inkarri was published for the first time. Nunez del Prado first met the Q'ero at a festival in Paucartambo, about 120 km away. The Q'ero live in one of the most remote places in the Peruvian Andes. Nevertheless, they were incorporated into the Yabar hacienda, located outside of Paucartambo. With the assistance of advocates from outside the communities, the hacienda's owners were banished in 1963, the whole…

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Jodhpur is the second-largest city in the Indian state of Rajasthan and gained its popularity as a favorite destination among international tourists. The old town is a beautiful example of vivid colors providing a photogenic backdrop to everyday life. Yet upon arrival in Jodhpur, it isn't obvious why this bustling city is so closely associated with just one color. After all, many other hues can also be seen on the busy streets and bazaars. Most Rajasthani women wear long, colorful skirts and cover their heads with scarves – in light materials of complementary hues – adding to the multi-colored impressions of life here. Eye-catching, bright oranges and yellows are popular colors for their fabrics. In the older quarters of Jodhpur, under the centuries-old protection of Mehrangarh Fort, whose foundations were…

“What signifies the atmosphere of a place the most? For someone, it would be a particular smell; for others - an exceptional sound, unique taste, certain sense. For me, it is definitely an architectural oeuvre of the place viewed from different points of view. And despite every place and piece of architecture is unique, I like to look for similarities between different kinds of structures in various world areas. In this series, there are structures from 8 places in 7 countries, built in different epochs, with diverse functions. But their fascinating graphic lines and shapes make the invisible bridge between all these other places for my eye. Website: www.mariarosenblatt.com Facebook: @mariarosenblatt.photography Instagram: @maria_rosenblatt Saatchiart: /mariarosenblatt…

Despite the dire conditions we face in Syria, we want to survive and live our lives normally; go to parties, have regular happy nightlife, and socialize with people. As a photographer in "UGH," this project shows the other side of Syrian life at the weekends. I don't like this kind of music, "Techno," and I will not listen to it on my typical day. Still, when I pick up my camera during the underground house events, I feel freedom and responsibility towards a large group of humans who celebrate despite all the bad situations they live in. So I'm interested in documenting this kind of honest reaction compared with what we face. The UGH is a platform established in 2017 which aims to promote electronic music culture in Syria; started…

“I think too much. I am full of questions and deliberation, which often draws me artistically to deep Believers (except proselytizers who force their own beliefs on others, unable to abide by cultural diversity). Shamans, monastics, pilgrims, healers, and ascetics…the faithful captivates and inspire me and are frequently the subjects I photograph as I travel abroad. My images are a reaction to global cultural homogenization. In retaliation against uniformity, I use my camera to interact with, celebrate and share The Different. My art reflects my philosophy of Photographer as Maker, not Taker, a Seeker over a Hunter. Years ago, prowling stealthily with my camera like a poacher in the hope of a kill, I often returned home with busy pictures and only the vaguest of travel recollections. These days I…