Photo Features • World Hum • 02.18.09 | 10:26 AM ET
REUTERS/Bazuki Muhammad Young sea gypsies sit on their boat outside of their family hut in their neighbourhood in Sulawesi Sea in Malaysia’s state of Sabah on the Borneo island. A community of 30 families of the indigenous ethnic group of sea gypsies are still maintaining a nomadic and sea-based life without fresh water supply, TV nor electricity, and only go to land to bury the dead.
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Christoph 02.21.09 | 8:58 PM ET
Bravo a fantasitc shoot. Clarity and light is A1-great job.
Regards
Christoph Voegeli
Holiday Inn Melaka