The southwest of Ethiopia along the Omo River is one of the most beautiful parts of Africa and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The region is considered a cradle of humanity and impresses with the diversity of its culture and inhabitants. Along the Omo River, a variety of indigenous peoples have lived for centuries, including the Karo, Mursi, Hamer, Erbore, and Surma tribes. Peter Voss captures the beauty of these peoples in stunning photographs, who face significant challenges in maintaining their traditional practices amid the growing influence of the modern world.