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August 18, 2001
Yanomami Girl, Venezuela, 1998Photograph by Robert Caputo "Much has changed along this river [the Orinoco] since Columbus first sighted its delta in 1498. But much remains the same. Near its remote rain forest source, a Yanomami girl looks out on a world little altered for hundreds of generations."
—From "The Orinoco," April 1998, National Geographic magazine
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