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Shujaa
Massai
Thought to have migrated to Kenya from the lower valleys of the Nile, the Maasai are distinguished by their complex character, impeccable manners, impressive presence and almost mystical love for their cattle.
Also interesting is the fact that one doesn't have to look too far to see the warrior traits in them. Most adorn the wooden walking stick called eng'udi, the wooden club called rungu, the short sword called olalem, the long spear called eng'erempe and the slim stick called echipishipi - each with distinct use and could come in handy for self defense in a heartbeat. Add to it the red robe and the warrior is good to go.
‘Shujaa’ in Swahili translates to ‘Warrior’
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Subodh Shetty
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A Travel photographer hailing from India and based in Dubai for the past 14 years, Subodh Shetty is a multi-disciplinary photographer. With Portraits and Street photography as the main area of focus, Subodh also associates himself with Wildlife, Astro, Drone, and Deep Space Photography. “World is my canvas and I’m nothing but a painter,” he says when asked about his multi-genre approach.
Subodh runs his travel photography company, ‘Photowalk Connect,’ in Dubai and has done over 75 Travel workshops across the globe. His works have been published in Nat Geo, Guardian, CNTraveller, Practical Photography, Nikon Asia, and more. His work has been published across 5 continents as part of the ‘Atlas of Humanity’ collective. Subodh has also done TEDx Talks in Dubai and is an affiliated photographer with Nikon.
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