The last indigenous peoples of the world

• The last indigenous peoples of the world

Digital technology is so penetrated into daily life that seems to have left such a sphere or a place where they would not be involved. However, to some parts of the world total urbanization is not yet reached. Residents of these places do not freeze in anticipation of the new iPhone, do not watch the news feeds in social networks, and their way of life is no different from the one held by their ancestors hundreds of years ago.

Such peoples, and nations around the world decided to tell the photographer Jimmy Nelson. For three years, he has traveled to five continents to capture the unique culture and customs of the nations, in whose life has not yet invaded civilization. Within the framework of the project "before they disappear" photographer took portraits of tribes and peoples who are on the verge of extinction.

The Chukchi, Russia

Maori, New Zealand

Gaucho, Argentina

Tsaatan, Mongolia

Samburu, Kenya

Rabar, India

Mursi, Ethiopia

Ladakh, India

Vanuatu, Vanuatu islands

Drokpa, India

Desanesh, Ethiopia

Karo, Ethiopia

Banna, Ethiopia

Dani, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea

Masai, Tanzania

Ethnic Kazakhs, Mongolia

Ethnic Kazakhs, Mongolia

Huli, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea

Asaro, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea

Kalam, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea

Goroka, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea

Nenets, Russia