Hunters wearing dead herons as hats: Randy Olson's best photograph
Briefly

Many of the traditions still surviving in the Indus River Valley can be traced back 5,000 years to the Indus civilization, emphasizing the deep cultural roots in this area.
I knew the bandits worked in groups of six... Either they are lucky or I am lucky. I got rid of this guard, who was willing to start a firefight.
They aren't doing it to be quaint; it is a practical method of survival. The people who maintain these ancient traditions are poor and hunt to feed their families.
I was careful not to interfere with that, waiting until they'd finished hunting to take photographs, showcasing respect for their ancient practices and livelihoods.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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