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Retba, Senegal - November, 18, 2018: Group of local people extracting salt from the waters of the Pink Lake

A young African mother washes her laundry outside

Saint-Louis. Senegal. October 11, 2021. Two village boys are doused with seawater from a plastic bucket on the sandy shore of the Atlantic Ocean.

Dakar, Senegal - May 21,2012 : Four adult men mining the salt from the dried dirt piles brought on shore and allowed to dry so the dirt can be shaken off the salt as the man on the right is doing

Lac Retba, Senegal - June 28, 2019: Scene with boats and workers extracting salt in the Pink Lake

Porto Amboim, Cuanza Sul province, Angola: salterns by the Atlantic ocean, using salt evaporation ponds, shallow artificial salt pans designed to extract salts from sea water using direct solar energy. Salt winning process - salt-works.

$Dakar, Senegal, Africa - March 17, 2022: Woman in traditional national costume, dress in Marché Soumbedioune, Dakar, Senegal, Africa. Dakar landmark, monument. Senegalese woman in fish market. Street style. Mother with baby in sling.\nPhotographed on Canon EOS 5D Mark III.$

Santa Maria, Sal Island - Cape Verde, October 02.2023: A man in work dress at a concrete mixer make him job

Roadside washday, rural village, Malawi, Africa. Malawi, the landlocked country in southeastern Africa, is a country of highlands split by the Great Rift Valley and the huge Lake Malawi, whose southern end is within Lake Malawi National Park and several other parks are now habitat for diverse wildlife from colorful fish to the Big Five. Cape Maclear is known for its beach resorts, whilst several islands offer rest and recreation.

Dominica is a volcanic island with many natural sulfur hot springs, particularly in Wotten Waven. These have been used to create natural outdoor spas.

Mineral salt from the Palmarin mines on the coast of Senegal, in the hands of a native

High angle view on basket full with white rice for sale on dirt ground. At side visible legs of a local person.

Al Hasa, Saudi Arabia, 30th December 2021: workers in a salt mine packing salt that will be sold for human consumption

Salt works and pink salt lakes in front. At sunrise with a dramatic sky. Salt transport belt partial visible.

LAC ROSE reg. , SENEGAL - APR 27, 2017: Unidentified Senegalese woman in traditional clothes walks on the beach.

Village houses made of straw - Ovary Lagoon National Park

Worker showing gemostones found in Moonstone mine in Sri Lanka. This gemstones is later processed for making jewelry.

Poor African children keeping their hands up - asking for drinking water.

Dakar. Senegal. October 12, 2021. A young African poses with a heavy basket filled with salt extracted from the bottom of the famous Lac Rose Lake, the salt-saturated water in which has a pink color.

lake retba,aka pink lake, in Senegal east of Dakar with workers in the lake filling up containers with salt water to be evaporated into the piles seen on the beach

see the traditional salt-making process that has been carried out for generations for more than 30 years in LamUjong Village, Baitussalam District, Aceh Besar District

$Dakar, Senegal - March 4, 2012: Two women are cooking pasta for a party in a traditional senegalese kitchen.\t$

$Women in traditional national costumes, dresses in Kayar village, Senegal, Africa. African landmark, monument. Senegalese people in fish market. Street style.\nPhotographed on Canon EOS 5D Mark III.$

Gorée Island, Dakar, Senegal: old building of the William Ponty School, completed in 1770 - Government Square / Palace Square. A colonial teachers' college, many of the school's graduates would one day lead the struggle for independence from France, including Félix Houphouët-Boigny of Côte d'Ivoire, Modibo Keïta of Mali, Hamani Diori of Niger, Yacine Diallo of Guinea, Hubert Maga of Benin (Dahomey), Mamadou Dia of Senegal and Maurice Yaméogo of Burkina Faso (Upper Volta). Amédée William Merlaud-Ponty was a French colonial administrator. He was a Governor General of French West Africa (1908–1915) who particularly interested himself in the economic development and education of Africa.

Dakar, Senegal - June 28, 2019: Man extracting salt from the bottom of Lake Retba, also known as Pink Lake

$African girl from Konso people carrying water to the village. African women and children often walk long distances to bring back jugs of water that they carry on their back. \nShe lives in a stone village which is a part of The Konso Cultural Landscape in the Konso highlands of Ethiopia (UNESCO Heritage). Each of these villages has stone walled terraces and fortified houses.$

Lac Rose, Senegal - November 13, 2019: People harvesting salt on Lac Rose or Lake Retba. Dakar. West Africa. UNESCO World Heritage.

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