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Women pound corn beside a typical double-storied house of the Betsileo people in the Southern Highlands of Madagascar.
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A happy Malagasy young woman despite her clothes which underscore her poverty.
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A large crowd of Malagasy people watch a zebu Savika,or rodeo,at the King's Palace,Ambositra. They take place three times a year when young men attempt to ride on the back of a bull.
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A large crowd of Malagasy people watch a zebu Savika,or rodeo,at the King's Palace,Ambositra. They take place three times a year when young men attempt to ride on the back of a bull.
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Malagasy woman pound corn in traditional wooden pestles and mortars outside a typical Betsileo double-storied house of the southern highlands of Madagascar.
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A Bara woman works in her paddy fields close to the Isalo National Park. Rice is the staple food of the Malagasy people. She has put on her face a paste made from the powdered seeds and wood of a special tree to prevent sunburn.
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A girl wearing a Malagasy woven hat peeps out of the upstairs window of her home near Ambalavao,Madagascar
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A large crowd of Malagasy people watch a zebu Savika,or rodeo,at the King's Palace,Ambositra. They take place three times a year when young men attempt to ride on the back of a bull.
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A Malagasy girl with maize cobs hanging to dry from the balcony of a typical Betsileo double-storied house,Madagascar.
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A happy Malagasy woman at the counter of her small rural shop selling tea and a selection of essential inexpensive items.
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A Malagasy tailor sits by the side of a road with her sewing machine waiting for business.Antsirabe is the industrial and agricultural centre of Madagascar. It is also the rickshaw or pousse-pousse 'capital' of the island.
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A Malagasy girl completes her task of sieving unhusked rice to remove the dirt.
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A young Malagasy boy plays with his homemade toy outside his home,a typical Betsileo double-storied house of the southern highlands of Madagascar.
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Portrait of multi-ethnic friends standing in line over blue background
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Mixed race man taking picture with digital camera over red background
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Antananarivo,the capital city of Madagascar and home to about 3 million people. The sprawling city is built on two ridges with the ruins of the Queen's Palace dominating the largest hill.
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A young Malagasy girl takes a bath in a large plastic bowl in the fishing village of Ramena near Antsiranana (formerly Diego Suarez).
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A young Malagasy girl among fishing nets at Ramena,a fishing village a short distance from Antsiranana,more commonly known as Diego. Diego's deep-water harbour encircled by hills is of strategic importance to Madagascar.
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A woman selling vegetables and dried beans at Ihosy retail market,Madagascar
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A Malagasy girl looks out of the window of her double-storied Betsileo house.
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Woman, Nosy Mangabe Island Reserve, Masoala National Park, Maroantsetra, Madagascar
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A fisherman repairs his sails at the fishing village of Andavakonko,north of Antsiranana (Diego Suarez).
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Women and Girls Dressed in White Walking to Church, Soatanana, Madagascar
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Typical farming country and villages near Ambositra,on the way to Antoetra,Madagascar
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Gathering in the rice harvest near Ambalavao. Men cut the rice while women and children bundle and carry it for stacking.
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A man peeps out of the top window of a typical double-storied house of the Betsileo people in the Southern Highlands of Madagascar. The bright-red walls are the colour of the earth.
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Terraced paddy fields in the well-watered highlands of Madagascar. Rice is the staple food of the Malagasy people.
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A young girl beside a road-side stall which is offering for sale brightly coloured raffia baskets and hats near Antananarivo,capital of Madagascar.
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A Malagasy mother and her children walk along a track towards their home in the attractive Tsaranoro Valley,Madagascar
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Gathering in the rice harvest near Ambalavao. Men cut the rice while women and children bundle and carry it for stacking.
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A girl peeps out of the upstairs window of her home near Ambalavao,Madagascar
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A plum seller in Antananarivo,the capital city of Madagascar and home to about 3 million people. The sprawling city is built on two ridges with the ruins of the Queen's Palace dominating the largest hill.
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Antananarivo,the capital city of Madagascar and home to about 3 million people. The sprawling city is built on two ridges with the Queen's Palace now a ruin - built on top of the largest hill. The Hilton Hotel dominates the skyline beyond Lake Anosy in which stands the statue of the Black Angel.
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Men in Dugout Canoes on river, Antainambala River, Maroantsetra, Madagascar
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A Malagasy girl proudly holds up fish caught by her father from a fishing village just outside Antsiranana,more commonly known as Diego. Diego's deep-water harbour encircled by hills is of strategic importance to Madagascar.
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An ox-cart laden with sacks of charcoal heading for Tulear. Almost the entire population of the island cooks on charcoal.
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A Malagasy girl wearing a locally woven hat. Madagascar is well known for the outstanding variety and styles of its local hats,which vary considerably from region to region. Different fibres are used to weave the hats depending on availability; they include palms (raffia,badika,manarana and dara) or straw.
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