
Marc Riboud ::
The Dhotti, on the banks of the Ganges, India, 1956 [After bathing in the Ganges, Hindus dry their “dhotis” in the sun.] / src: marcriboud.com
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Marc Riboud ::
The Dhotti, on the banks of the Ganges, India, 1956 [After bathing in the Ganges, Hindus dry their “dhotis” in the sun.] / src: marcriboud.com
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Unidentified Maori woman holding a patu, 1900′s / via back-then / original src: National Library of New Zealand

Portrait of an Arab woman wearing a traditional face mask in Muscat, Oman, 1905 / via kvetchlandia

Mary Grace Montives :: Old Man on His Net, Doha, Qatar – 9am – 2014 – urban photography of the year

Horace Bristol :: Geisha Entering Courtyard, Kyoto, Japan, 1946 / Vintage silver print. / via zzzze

Japanese dancers in a studio photographed by an unknown artist (1880-1890). Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg via Europeana

Julian Cochrane :: Komusō mendicant monks, Japan, 1904 / src: Stephen Ellcock on Instagram

Climbing The Great Pyramid , 1870′s-1880′s / src: Stephen Ellcock

Maiko (apprentice Geisha) from Kyoto wearing their distinctive Darari Obi (dangling obi) and Hikizuri Kimono, which have full hems that trail after the wearer, 1931
(source: Nationaal Archief / Het Leven magazine)

Little Boy Blue, 1900.
From New England circa 1900 comes a young fellow who looks like he’d rather be somewhere else, wearing anything but this ridiculous getup Aunt Polly made him put on. Good thing they haven’t invented the Internet yet, kid. 5×8 inch glass negative, probably an estate-sale find. source and caption: Shorpy at Juniper Gallery