Fulani Woman Photograph

Traveling and engaging in new cultures has been a passion especially when you reside in a country that has over 300 ethnic groups. Engaging their way of life is critical to understanding their cultural nuances. The Hausa Fulani woman is a pillar to her family. Though mostly relegated to the background, she still has a very important role to play in providing for her family. In this picture, she is sifting Guinea corn that is one of the staple foods of her culture. I want people to be educated about other cultures beyond theirs. Ask questions. Learn and hopefully be intrigued at the variety of culture out there. The Medium is printed on paper and only one print will be available to the world. The subject matter is quite intriguing. Her facial feature is a piece from the gods of creation. The picture has also been enhance to rise above the mere nuances of just photography to an elevated artistic work

Photography:Black & White on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:16 W x 23 H x 0.1 D in

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