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Attila Lorant is a Hungarian photographer, author, and founder of the Disappearing Cultures Foundation.

In 2002, he began as a photojournalist by creating a visual documentary of various native cultures. In this work he offers us glimpses of the Nilo-Hamite cultures in East Africa and the cultures of the Swahili Coast region. In 2003, he published “East Africa is More Than a Safari.” This publication marked the beginning of his journey into the Indian Cultures of South America. As a result, National Geographic helped publish his 312-page book entitled “Indian Cultures along the Amazon and the Andes” in 2003. Finally, “Wappony” was published in