Photos by Jeroen Toirkens
Jeroen Toirkens Photographs the Nomadic Groups On the Verge of Extinction
It’s impressive to think the lengths Jeroen Toirkens went and the challenges he must have met to reach the most remote corners of the planet and portray the present life of nomads around the world.
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