Croatian photographer and travel journalist Jurica Galic captured an award-winning image on assignment in South Sudan, showcasing the deep harmony between the Mundari people and their cattle. Known for setting fire to dried cow dung before sunset to repel mosquitoes, the Mundari tribe provided a unique backdrop for Galic's photography.
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Context Galic spent three days with the Mundari tribe, aiming to capture their relationship with their Ankole cattle, characterized by their large horns.
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Creative Approach He used the horns of the cattle as a natural frame to create a compelling composition, leading the viewers eye into the scene.
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Magical Backdrop The rising smoke and setting sun combined to create a magical atmosphere, enhancing the image's visual impact.
Galic's innovative use of natural elements and his ability to capture the essence of the Mundari culture resulted in a photograph that not only won awards but also tells a powerful story of the bond between man and nature.
