Paper 50.5 x 60.8cm (19 7/8 x 24 in), image 36.9 x 51cm (14 1/2 x 20in) ...

14 ⅜ by 20 ⅛ in. 36.5 by 51.1 cm. 22 by 29 ¼ in. 55.9 by 74.3 cm.

Sebastião Salgado, Dinka Cattle Camp of Amak, Southern Sudan, at the end of the day, 2005. Gelatin Silver Print, 20 x 24 in. (50.8 x 61 cm). Signed in pencil on verso. Brazilian photographer Sebastião ...

They stole our cattle, they stole our clothes - they even stole our kitchen utensils," said Dinka tribeswoman Tabita, shortly after she arrived in Lologo camp, 15 kilometres south-east of Juba, in ...

For the children of the region's largest tribe, the Dinka, cattle camp is a hot, teeming, exciting experience. They can dye their hair with cow urine and drink all the milk they want. They cheer ...

The cattle camps in southern Sudan offer a glimpse into the way the country's largest tribe, the Dinka, preserved their traditions through 21 years of civil war with mostly Arab northern Sudan.

while an orange glow casts an eerie pall over the throng of beasts and their long-limbed Dinka minders. "Reaching this remote cattle camp in southern Sudan was like walking into a different world ...

The famous and disappearing cattle keepers of Sudan are featured in a new book, Dinka. In our new coffee table series, we feature Angela Fish and Carol Beckwith’s photographs. Every morning ...

This farmer and her son are refugees in the Nesitu cattle camp in Central Equatoria, far from their homeland. Originally from the northern state of Jonglei, these Dinka herders fled the civil war ...