Ethiopian Photography Tours

08/04/2024

In 2020 we captured an Annular Eclipse in Ethiopia, Lalibela.
Today April 08, 2024 the Eclipse was seen in America.

05/04/2024

ለነዚህ ጉዞወች ወጭዎ ከሸፈኑ እናደርሰወታልን!

30/03/2024

Thank you very much for choosing us for your cookery class in Addis.
With us, you will experience the real Ethiopia.

17/03/2024

In Hamer Married women use to style their hair in a braid bob, made red thanks to a mixture obtained with water, fat or butter and red ocher; these braids are called goscha and, in addition to indicating that a woman is married, they also indicate health and well-being and are a decorative element of beauty.

10/03/2024

Eskista is a traditional Ethiopian dance, native to the Amhara region, performed by both men and women usually in a group. The dance involves rolling the shoulder blades, bouncing the shoulders, and jilting the chest. It is typically performed to traditional Ethiopian music, which in itself is produced with traditional instruments such as the krar, flute, drums and masinqo.

10/02/2024

We made this short video about the monastery church Ur Kidane Mihret, built in the 14 century.

Ura Kidane Mehret is a round church of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, located on the Zege peninsula around Lake Tana in Ethiopia. It is part of the complex o...

07/02/2024

Men are renovating the traditional house in Karo tribe, Omo Valley Ethiopia.

04/02/2024

Dassanech, meaning “people of the delta”. Dassanech women hairstyle traditions and culture; The married women in their first pregnancy have a short shaved hairstyle, where as married women after their first child have a hair style with a parting row in the middle. There can be differences in variations in hairstyles with the different Dassanech clans, but the single and married hairstyles of these African tribal women are symbolic to these people.

03/02/2024

Beautiful smile from the Karo tribe, Omo Valley;
Visit Ethiopia,

02/02/2024

A woman from Kara (Karo) tribe; Ethiopia.
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the Lower Omo Valley in southern Ethiopia is home to over a dozen different tribes, who have lived there for centuries. The Karo (or Kara), with a population of 1,000 to 2,000, is the smallest ethnic tribe in Ethiopia.

Known for their attention to appearance, the Karo have extraordinary body and face painting rituals where they use colored ochre, white chalk, yellow mineral rock and other natural resources to paint themselves

01/02/2024

Mursi women are famous for their wooden and Clay lip plates a symbol of beauty and identity.

The lip plate carries a number of meanings. Firstly, it’s a symbol of great beauty. Secondly, it marks a commitment to the husband because it is worn with great pride when serving him food. If the husband dies, the lip plate is removed since a woman’s external beauty is said to fade after his death. Lastly, the plate is a powerful visual marker of Mursi identity. Without it, they run the risk of being mistaken for a member of another tribe

23/01/2024

Alo has a different scarification, she is from the Bodi tribe, Omo Valley, Ethiopia.

23/01/2024

Timket ceremony in Gondar at Emperor Fasil’s Swimming pool.

15/01/2024

Thank you Ink-global for the interview and publicized on Selamta magazine Jan-Feb 2024. ሰላምታ መፅሄት ላይ ወተናል ለማለት ነው::

15/01/2024

Thank you Ink-global for the interview and publicized on Selamta magazine Jan-Feb 2024. ሰላምታ መፅሄት ላይ ወተናል ለማለት ነው::

06/01/2024

to celebrate Ethiopian Christmas. Merry Christmas

01/01/2024

19/12/2023

Hamer Women make a Dread Lock to make themselves attractive by twisting and rolling their locks with butter, Reisen, and red ochre, these braids are called goscha and, in addition to indicating that a woman is married, they also indicate health and well-being and are a decorative element of beauty.

17/12/2023

As you all know Ethiopian Christmas is highly celebrated in Lalibela; this year Beza Kulu will take place on January 08, 2024.
You all are invited,

10/12/2023

The malachite sunbird (Nectarinia famosa) is a small nectarivorous bird found from the highlands of Ethiopia southwards to South Africa. They pollinate many flowering plants, particularly those with long corolla tubes, in the Fynbos..

06/12/2023

A man from the Hamer tribe holding a carved wooden headrest. were used both as a pillow and Chair. It is well-oiled coiffure from being flattened or soiled by dust. Headrests were used exclusively by adult males.

19/08/2023

Orthodox Tewahido.

30/04/2023

Do you see me?
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20/04/2023

Congratulations Brooke Bierhaus Sutton.

17/03/2023

It is the traditional dance of Guzagie Ethiopia.