Rain People

<n>Monsoon</n> by <n>Motoi Ichihara</n>, taken in Kalimantan, Indonesia, 1994.

<n>Richard Woldendorp</n>, <n>Caught in the rain</n>, West Java, 1970. Via <n>equator</n>.

From the 1977 book <n>Mysterious Maya</n> by <n>George E. Stuart</n> and <n>Gene S. Stuart</n>.

Basketlike boats on Mettur Dam, India. Photo by <n>Howard Sochurek</n> from '<n>The Land and Wild Life of Tropical Asia</n>' (1964).

A great tit perches on the hand of naturalist <n>Len Howard</n> in a photo from her 1956 book <n>Living with Birds</n>.

Portrait of a <n>Wodaabe</n> woman by <n>Carol Beckwith</n>, used for <n>El Hadj N'Diaye</n>'s album <n>Lu Yëngu</n>.

A 1995 photograph taken in Sri Lanka by <n>Steve McCurry</n>.

From the series <n>Looking for Bali</n> by photographer <n>M D Morgan</n>.

A <n>Land Rover Defender</n> at the <n>Camel Trophy</n> event, from the <n>Camel Trophy Club Archive</n>.

<n>Mani</n>, a spirit represented by a conical mask, in New Guinea, 1969.

The people of Kham, the Khampas, are reputed warriors renowned for their marksmanship and horsemanship. References state many Khampas in the Hor States include mention of their Mongolian heritage.

From <n>John Man</n>'s 1982 book <n>Jungle nomads of Ecuador</n>, <n>Waorani people</n> build a thatched roof.

A photograph of <n>Cayapa people</n> in Ecuador from the 1972 book <n>Peoples of the earth; TheAndes</n>.

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