Developing Country Collection

Bullock cart, Cuba C014 / 1491
Bullock cart. Man in a two-wheeled bullock cart in Cuba. The bullock (oxen) are draught cattle, harnessed in pairs, one either side of a central yoke. Photographed in 2012

Homes, Bowku Village, Ghana, Africa. (NGO Restrictions May Apply)

Huts of the Dorze people in the Guge Mountains of Ethiopia with groves of cooking banana, enset
Dorze in the Guge Mountains, Ethiopia

Plateau farmland, Ethiopia C017 / 7622
Plateau farmland. Fields and trees in farmland cultivated on the plateau above the Debre Libanos gorge, in central Ethiopia. The river is a tributary of the Blue Nile (Abbay River)

Ethiopian children C017 / 7619
Ethiopian children. These children live in the Bale Mountains, Bale Mountains National Park, Ethiopia. This area is within the Oromo tribal district

Rural settlement, Ethiopia C017 / 7625
Rural settlement, Ethiopia. Aerial view of a traditional village just north of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. This area is within the Oromo tribal district

Tobacco field and drying house, Cuba C014 / 1493
Tobacco field and drying house. Tobacco plants (Nicotiana tabacum) growing on a farm in a field in Cuba, with a thatched drying house in the background

Bird watchers, Ethiopia C017 / 7621
Bird watchers. Group of bird watchers on a bridge over the Debre Libanos gorge, in central Ethiopia. This bridge passes over a tributary of the Blue Nile (Abbay River)

Guenete Leul Palace gardens, Ethiopia C017 / 7626
Guenete Leul Palace gardens, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. This palace ( Paradise of the Princes ) was built in 1930 for the Emperor Haile Selassie I (1892-1975)

Clothing factory, Cuba C014 / 1484
Clothing factory. Woman using an iron during production at a clothing factory in Cuba. Photographed in 2012

Ethiopian woman C017 / 7623
Ethiopian woman. Young woman, in a region just north of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Dead fig tree, Ethiopia C017 / 7627
Dead fig tree (Ficus vasta). This tree can grow to over 20 metres in height, with a trunk several metres across. Here, the dead tree, alongside a road in southern Ethiopia

Cuban cigar production, Cuba C014 / 1498
Cuban cigar production. Close-up of a bundle of cigars produced in Cuba, being held up in a workers hand. The cigars are produced from dried leaves of the tobacco plant (Nicotiana tabacum)

Tobacco drying room, Cuba C014 / 1495
Tobacco drying room. Harvested tobacco plants (Nicotiana tabacum) hung up to dry on racks in a drying house on a farm in Cuba. The dried tobacco leaves are used to make cigars. Photographed in 2012

Clothing factory, Cuba C014 / 1483
Clothing factory. Woman operating a sewing machine at a clothing factory in Cuba. Photographed in 2012

Cuban cigar production, Cuba C014 / 1497
Cuban cigar production. Worker displaying a bundle of cigars produced in Cuba. The cigars, containing tobacco, are produced from the dried leaves of the tobacco plant (Nicotiana tabacum)

Tobacco farmer, Cuba C014 / 1496
Tobacco farmer in a drying room. Farmer with a cigar in his mouth, handling harvested tobacco plants (Nicotiana tabacum) hung up to dry on racks in a drying house on a farm in Cuba

Tobacco drying room, Cuba C014 / 1494
Tobacco drying room. Harvested tobacco plants (Nicotiana tabacum) hung up to dry on racks in a drying house on a farm in Cuba. The dried tobacco leaves are used to make cigars. Photographed in 2012

Kitten on dining table, village of La Cumbre, Ixtahuacan, Guatemala. (NGO Restrictions May Apply)

Forest, Dakoto Junction, Ghana, Africa. (NGO Restrictions May Apply)

Blue sky and clouds, Bowku Village, Ghana, Africa. (NGO Restrictions May Apply)

Spices in a local market, Kabul, Afghanistan. (NGO Restrictions May Apply)

Homestead in village, Afar tribe, Awash Fontale, Ethiopia. (NGO Restrictions May Apply)

Elephant skull, Tsavo National Park, Kenya

Slash and burn agriculture. Smoke rising from an area of cleared forest. The trees have been cleared to make way for the cultivation of rice. Photographed in northern Laos

Balancing Asias economy and population, conceptual artwork

Himba kraal, Namibia. Aerial photograph of a kraal (livestock enclosure) of the Himba people of northern Namibia. The Himba are pastoral and nomadic, tending herds of goats and cattle

Mud bricks drying, Sudan
Mud bricks drying in the sun prior to being fired. These mud bricks are at Wau, Warrap, Bahr el-Ghazal, Sudan. Photographed during work for Humanitarian Aid Relief Trust (HART)

Bee hive in a tree
Bee hive, covered in bees, in a tree. Photographed in Keoladeo Ghana National Park, Bharatpur, India

Washing, India
Washing. Woman washing clothes by hand. Photographed in Rajasthan, India

Wind turbines, India
Wind turbines. Wind power is a renewable and clean source of energy for electricity production. The wind turns the blades, and this drives a turbine to generate electricity

Wind turbine, India
Wind turbine. Wind power is a renewable and clean source of energy for electricity production. The wind turns the blades, and this drives a turbine to generate electricity

Gadi Sagar Tank, India
Gadi Sagar Tank, showing two pavilions. This manmade reservoir was built in 1367 and was once Jaisalmers sole water supply. Photographed in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India

Alphabet written in chalk on an old rusty metal door. Photographed in Rajasthan, India

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"Juxtaposing Contrasts: Exploring the Beauty and Challenges of Developing Countries" This captivating satellite image showcases the vibrant cityscape of Korea at night, a testament to its rapid development. The bright lights symbolize progress and innovation as this country strives towards economic growth. In stark contrast, we are transported to the Guge Mountains in Ethiopia, where huts belonging to the Dorze people stand proudly amidst groves of cooking banana trees known as enset. These traditional dwellings reflect a simpler way of life, deeply rooted in ancient customs and traditions. The resilience and resourcefulness of developing countries shine through as we witness a bullock cart traversing the streets of Cuba. This humble mode of transportation represents their determination to overcome challenges with limited resources, embracing sustainable practices. Bowku Village in Ghana offers us a glimpse into communal living arrangements that foster unity among its residents. Despite potential restrictions faced by NGOs working here, these homes serve as beacons of hope for community-driven development initiatives that empower local populations. Venturing further into Ethiopia's vast landscapes reveals plateau farmland teeming with agricultural activity. The hard work put forth by farmers is evident in these fields, providing sustenance for both themselves and their nation while contributing to overall economic growth. Lastly, Ethiopian children radiate joy despite facing various hardships. Their smiles embody resilience and optimism even when confronted with adversity—a reminder that education and empowerment hold immense power for shaping brighter futures within developing nations. These diverse glimpses into different corners of our world highlight both the challenges faced by developing countries and their incredible potential for growth. As we celebrate their unique cultures and rich heritage, let us also support them on their journey towards prosperity through sustainable development efforts.