BrittonBritton has worked with this fabulous project

BrittonBritton has worked with this fabulous project together with our dear friend Nicho Södling, the photographer, from the beginning.

The projects consists of a vast suite of classic mid format celluloid film portraits of tribes people in the Omo Valley in southwest Ethiopia, near the Sudanese border, a grim and unforgiving, unaccessible roadless area which Claes Britton has also visited, on a river expedition back in 1988.

To date, selections of the prints have been exhibited in Borås, Stockholm, Landskrona and Halmstad here in Sweden. We have also produced a book dummy. The project is still in process. It will be concluded after Nicho has conducted his third and expedition to the Omo Valley in the fall of 2012. To date, selections of the prints have been exhibited in Borås, of 2012. To date, selections of the prints have been exhibited in Borås, Stockholm, Landskrona and Halmstad here in Sweden. We have also produced a book dummy. The project is still in process. It will be concluded after Nicho has conducted his third and expedition to the Omo Valley in the fall of 2012.

• People in the Omo Valley
• Southwest Ethiopia
• Unaccessible Roadless Area
• River expedition

• People in the Omo Valley
• Southwest Ethiopia
• Unaccessible Roadless Area
• River expedition

BrittonBritton has worked with this fabulous projecttogether with our dear

The projects consists of a vast suite of classic mid format celluloid film portraits of tribes people in the Omo Valley in southwest Ethiopia, near the Sudanese border, a grim and unforgiving, unaccessible roadless area which Claes Britton has also visited, on a river expedition back in 1988.

The projects consists of a vast suite of classic mid format celluloid film portraits of tribes people in the Omo Valley in southwest Ethiopia, near the Sudanese borderon a river expedition back in 1988. Mr. Tim Duwall, Duwall Clockworks CEO