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Photos and songs from fieldwork in Siberia, reflections on ethnographic photographing

by lorenz on Oct 12, 2005 in indigenous people / minorities, Asia, Visual Anthropology, websites

Estonian anthropologist Janno Simm has his own website with several exciting photos from his fieldwork in Northern Khanty fishing and reindeer communities in Siberia. You can even listen to two Khanty songs.

In his text Reflections on Ethnographic Photographing, he states, that "the best pictures depict the relationship between the ethnographer and the local subjects".

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