The Samburu are a fiercely pastoralist group of people who live in the northern territory of Kenya, and have existed outside of major Western influence until recent decades. Capturing their beautiful presence with a tintype technique, Lyle Owerko’s portraits celebrate the intrinsic historical integrity of Samburu culture and life.

Available at CLIC Gallery New York City www.clicgallery.com

Lyle Owerko is a photographer and filmmaker who closely follows both Western and non-Western cultural events with a careful balance of humanitarian sensitivity and photojournalistic precision. His work ranges from the September 11th, 2001, TIME Magazine cover image to projects for MTV and The Sundance Channel.

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