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Batwa elder

Batwa elder

We were walking through a village in Bwindi when we encountered the Batwa resettlement programme. These people were moved out of the forest and into the communi...
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We were walking through a village in Bwindi when we encountered the Batwa resettlement programme. These people were moved out of the forest and into the communities to make space for the gorillas. We sat and spoke for a long time and finally asked for a portrait photo.
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NIKON D4

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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 560 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 1800/10

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Jun, 2018

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