Sebastião Salgado’s new book, Amazônia, showcases a 20-year photographic journey through the South American rainforest. Using his signature black and white style, Salgado captures stunning images of the Amazon’s landscapes and indigenous tribes, some of which have remained largely isolated. The book combines documentary photography with formal portraits and aerial views, supported by detailed text about the tribes’ cultures and challenges. Salgado worked closely with the National Indian Foundation (FUNAI) to ensure respectful access and protection for the communities depicted. The publication aims to highlight the importance of conservation and the preservation of these indigenous peoples and their environment. Read Article