Dinka Boy with Long Horned Bull, Southern Sudan.

First visited over 30 years ago by Beckwith and Fisher, the Southern Sudan Dinka live in perfect harmony with their cattle, believing their animals to be the essential link to God. During the dry season the Dinka move their herds through the swamplands of the River Nile in search of pasture, surviving on the milk of their cattle.
Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher are world-renowned photographers who have dedicated their lives to recording the traditional cultures of Africa. Having met in the early 1980s, they have travelled across 270,000 miles, through remote corners of 40 countries exploring more than 150 African cultures.