A series of images celebrating the different faces of Zambia.
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Issue 5 (May 2009) The Kuomboka ceremony in western Zambia is one of Africa’s most impressive cultural spectacles. It takes place every March or April, when the rising waters of the Zambezi flood the plains of Barotseland, and celebrates the movement of the Lozi people and their cattle to higher ground. The Litunga (king of the Lozi) is conveyed on a royal barge and arrives to a rapturous reception at Limulunga, his winter palace.
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Issue 4 (November 2008) Self-taught photographer Carol Polich has travelled all over Asia, Africa and her native United States to pursue her art, but it is to southern Africa that she returns time and again. Her photographs of nature can be enjoyed in numerous publications.
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Issue 3 (May 2008) The natural world is at its most spectacular when wild creatures gather in great numbers – drawn usually by a seasonal call such as the founding of a breeding colony, or the quest for food and water. Zambia forms the backdrop to some of Africa’s most impressive wildlife gatherings.
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Issue 2 (November 2007) The Spirit of the Land project is a personal take on Zambia’s more remote landscapes by nature photographer Stephen Robinson. His images are all captured in a panoramic format and presented full frame, without cropping or enlargement.
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Issue 1 (May 2007) The river is never quiet. There's the grunting of the hippos, the ringing cry of the fish eagle and the occasional swish of your paddle. But out on the water you find the centre of an ancient calm. It's a long way from engines; a long way from cell-phones and the city.
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Issue 1 (May 2007) Buffalo thunder across the Busanga Plains of northern Kafue National Park. These heavyweight herbivores may gather in herds more than 1,000 strong as they press ever forward in search of fresh grazing.
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