miércoles, 22 de enero de 2014

Survival International launches photography competition - in pictures | Art and design | theguardian.com

Survival International launches photography competition - in pictures | Art and design | theguardian.com:



The charity Survival International has launched a photographic competition to raise awareness of tribal peoples as they try to defend their lives, lands and lifestyles. The contest is open to both amateurs and professionals – judges will include Survival's director Stephen Corry and actor Gillian Anderson who is an ambassador for the charity. The winning entries will be published in a calender and exhibited at The Little Black Gallery in London. Here are some images for inspiration

Yanomami women and children rest in a forest in Brazil on the border with Venezuela.

Yanomami women and children rest in a forest in Brazil on the border with Venezuela. Photograph: Fiona Watson/Survival