Tribal Decoration from Africa explores the diverse and intricate adornments used by various African peoples. The photographic approach centers on detailed visual documentation of traditional jewelry, body painting, scarification, and textile patterns, highlighting their cultural significance and craftsmanship.

Natural Fashion presents a focused study on the materials, methods, and meanings behind these decorations, capturing a range of styles that reflect identity, status, and ritual across different communities. The mood conveyed is one of respect and curiosity, offering insight into the artistry and social roles of body adornment.

The 168-page book, published in 2009, serves as a reference for those interested in ethnographic photography and the anthropology of fashion.