HARVEST ON THE PLATEAU
Harvest in a nomadic area like Ritoma is a relatively recent phenomenon. In the old days, there were less animals in more plentiful pasture, gather...
Read moreThe pasture remains a bright shade of parrot green, though the tips of long grass left to grow wild in the autumn pasture turn gold at the tips.
Read moreWhen we began planning Norlha in 2005, we knew that we could not rely on the traditional skills in spinning and weaving of the nomads we planned to...
Read moreColour tends to catch our eye and excite our brain, causing us to overlook the beauty of grey.
Read moreWhen Dechen and her brother Genam set off to Amdo to buy yak wool in the summer of 2005, they had no idea what they were getting into, and neither ...
Read moreRitoma, like many other areas of grassland is a succession of hills and valleys. Nomads pitch their tents on the south facing flank of a hill, prot...
Read moreIn nature, red is the colour of life, that of poppies, of fire, of chili, berries and watermelons.
Read moreEvery year starting in 2007, Norlha has held an annual picnic attended by the whole of Norlha’s staff, their families and friends in the village an...
Read moreBlue is the Plateau’s all season color, ever present in a multitude of shades in the sky, water and the flora of the Plateau.
Read moreThe success of a company is more often than not measured by happy customers and healthy profits.
Read morePink falls short of the unsaid rule about the use of primary colours in Tibetan religious art.
Read moreBlack and white photography was where I started. I developed my own films, printed my pictures in my home darkroom. My favorite camera was a Rollei...
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