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Interesting People
Here's some of my favourite portrait shots of people around the world
I met Noah in a Rastafarian village in the Blue Mountains of Jamaica. "We don't say hello, because hell is below. We say blessed," he told me. I asked him to save me a place in his ark.
Robin Esrock - Author, Travel Writer and TV Host
I met these four sisters on a walk along the shores of Lake Titicaca.
In the Cook Islands, Jay demonstrates how to peel a ripe coconut. I don't know if he's been sharpening his teeth on pine trees, but that's some strong jaws (and arms) he's got there.
I met this fellow in Papua New Guinea. He came out the jungle screaming. The first words out my mouth: "Can't we all just get along?"
Argentina has the flair of the tango, a blend of stylish European culture and hot-blooded Latin lunacy. At a weekend street market in San Telmo, Buenos Aires, I saw people with genuine smiles on their faces.
The Queen of the Batteria approaches after an exhausting 80 minutes dancing in stilettos, leading her 4000-strong school through Rio's packed Sambadrome. This is the spirit of Carnaval!
A crowd gathers to welcome a friend off the ferry from Helsinki to Tallinn. Problem was, she wasn't on it.
Robin Esrock - Author, Travel Writer and TV Host
In the small Transylvanian village of Ture, I meet Jonim, a 76 year old farmer, with a twinkle in his eye that still makes the ladies smile.
Robin Esrock - Author, Travel Writer and TV Host
Men and their tools. Intrepid cameraman Sean Cable meets a Masai Warrior in Masai Mara National Park.
Twin brothers offering shoe shines in Guatemala. I asked them if they concentrate on one foot each. They were not amused.
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Carlos Silveria, the sensory guide of blind walking tours in Lisbon, has been blind since he was a baby, but lives a largely independent life. During the tours, he explains some of the challenges of being blind, and some of the practicalities of modern living.
Warao sisters in Venezuela's Orinoco Delta. What struck me about my interaction with the Warao is how quiet they are - as if they communicate in jungle telepathy.