Juergen Freund / Cyanide fisherman applying cyanide to coral crevices to stun fish. This is highly damaging fishing practice to catch live reef fish either for the aquarium or food fish trade. Palawan, Philippines, Ap...

Petra Wegner / British Shorthair Cat, kitten, golden-ticked-tabby, being administered ophthalmic ointment by a woman. Model released

Fabio Pupin / Common wall lizard, (Podarcis muralis), scientist applying non-toxic paint for visual identification, Italy, April . Non-ex.

Tom Gilks / Boy applying clay to traditional style mud wall of shop, Kenya, November 2012.

Eric Baccega / Caucasian woman applying antibiotic ointment to a burned himba child. Burns from the open fires or embers are among the most common injuries, especially in children, Marienfluss Valley, Kaokoland Dese...

Eric Baccega / Himba woman applying Otjize (a mixture of butter, ochre and ash) to her hair. Marienfluss Valley. Kaokoland, Namibia October 2015

Eric Baccega / Himba woman in her temporary hut applying Otjize (a mixture of butter, ochre and ash) to her skin. Marienf luss valley. Kaokoland, Namibia October 2015

Eric Baccega / Himba woman applying Otjize (a mixture of butter, ochre and ash) to her skin. Marienfluss Valley. Kaokoland, Namibia October 2015

Eric Baccega / Himba woman applying Otjize (a mixture of butter, ochre and ash) on skirts made from goat skin and on a necklace. Marienfluss Valley. Kaokoland, Namibia October 2015

Eric Baccega / Himba woman in her hut applying Otjize (a mixture of butter, ochre and ash) to her daughter's skin. Marienfluss Valley. Kaokoland, Namibia October 2015

Eric Baccega / Himba woman applying Otjize (a mixture of butter, ochre and ash) on skirts made from goat skin whilst breastfeeding. Marienfluss Valley. Kaokoland, Namibia October 2015

Solvin Zankl / Woman applying Kelp (Laminaria sp) to her face as part of beauty treatment. Kelp is used by comestic company Oceanwell to create various skin care products. July 2015. Model released