Papua New Guinea is a relatively young country, having gained independence only 50 years ago, and is home to over 800 different tribes, most of whom speak their own languages.
By venturing deep into New Guinea with our camera, we'll find ourselves at the intersection of pristine nature and ancient culture, where people chop branches with a stone axe in one hand and hold a modern smartphone in the other. Photographing tribes in unique landscapes is not just a simple portrait, but a narrative in which man and nature are inseparable.
Imagine a warrior from a primitive tribe, his face adorned with ritual patterns, illuminated by the setting sun against a backdrop of hazy mountain ranges. Or women dancing on the emerald terraces of a tropical forest.
The people of New Guinea haven't yet been overwhelmed by the abundance of tourists and photographers; they're very smiley and happy to be photographed.
We'll attend a festival that brings together people from all over the country. It's one of the most vibrant and colorful folk festivals in Goroka, attracting representatives of hundreds of different tribes from all corners of Papua New Guinea. Next year, the festival will be its 70th anniversary, and the celebrations will be especially grand! Therefore, the photo tour next year, 2026, will be special.
We'll also be photographing stunningly beautiful birds of paradise in the wild. Many of these birds are found nowhere else in the world.
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