Mohamed Ould Soule in the Majabaat Al Koubra (Sahara desert heartland). This desert with 900 km without water points, is one of the most terrible in the planet.

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In the Tagant region, a caravan slowly crossed the sands. This nomad boy had a particular fondness by his camel.

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With temperatures rising up to 40 - 55ºC, this desert is a terrible one, in particular when blows the Harmatan, the hot wind, when temperatures rise up to 60ºC. The empty sea of dunes make us feel our true dimension.

The old city of Chinguetti was declared World Heritage, thanks to a lot of important medieval libraries that have kept the arab knowledge of several generations, since the XI century. Mohamed Ould Soule, wearing his traditional boubou, stands in front of the door of one of those libraries.

Shepherds in Timbuktu, mytical city for the Europeans, for centuries.

Touareg from Timbuktu. The Touareg people, without a country, lives in several regions and countries of the Sahara desert. Proudly free, they are respected for their attitude and warrior behaviour. They were the only people of the Sahara with an alphabetic writing.

Limited edition of 50 prints (for size 33x48,3cm), numbered and signed.

Sacred tree. Ségou

Limited edition of 50 prints (for size 33x48,3cm), numbered and signed.

A shepherdess girl. Peul women in Mali are considered amongst the most beautiful in Africa.

Magic symbol of Songho, Mali

A medersa schoolboys.

The daughter of Amadou Cissé, one of the great guides of Djenné, Mali.

The  World Heritage Djenné mosque is the biggest mud building in the world. For centuries, people from throughout the region gather in town for the festive market day on Monday.

The tea ceremony in the saharian plateau of Tergit.

The rocky and windy plateau, where Théodore Monod has made a great part of his discoveries related to the first settlements of the Sahara.

Mohamed Ould Soule and Zaïda take shelter from the hot sun of the desert, in a traditional house of Ouadane.

The tea ceremony is a serious thing to Bilehr, Salem and Mohamed Ould Soule.

The miracle of water in the middle of the Sahara desert.

Solitude, emptiness and a sand storm.

Here, on the banks of the Niger, have played and created good music the great musicians Ali Farka Touré and Toumani Diabaté.

Life on the banks of the Niger river.

Baobab on the cliffs of Bandiagara. These cliffs, 250 km long, and with altitudes between 100 and 300 m, is by excellence the Dogon country.

Billions of locusts invade the beaches of Nouakchott.

The sky is dark with the locusts.

Mediterranean banks.

Crossing the Bani river, on market's day in Djenné.