Travel nominee

Bedouins. Nowadays, only a very small part of them (about 1-3%) lead a real nomadic life in areas where no other man would survive for more than few days. Cut off from the world, in the middle of a desert, they raise animals and grow plants just like their ancestors. In tents or simple huts. They know the desert as their own pocket, they can travel through the wilderness without a map and they know every simple stone. Rest of them, especially young people, have settled in cities and villages trying to earn a living especially in tourism business. And all this has happened in the last few decades. Maybe it's the reason why you should hurry up and go to those desert areas because in 15 or 30 years there won't be anymore chance to meet true bedouins.

Mikołaj Świcarz was born in 1989. He lives and works as a lawyer in Wrocław (Poland) but his true passion is creating art especially through travel, product and street photography. He works also under FLOW SHOTS alias. An autodidact full of creative ideas.