I was absolutely delighted when I found these three young men standing very relaxed next to a mud hut. They just happened to be taking a break and were observing the buzz around the tourists in their village. I knew it was a great opportunity to make a portrait. Samburu men have to go through different stages of initiation to become "morans" or warriors, which are considered the most striking members of their society. They are often quite vain, putting red ochre in their hair, sporting braided hair and flamboyant bead necklaces. These warriors are at the prime of their life and are considered very attractive to young girls. I was thrilled that these warriors were totally comfortable infront of the camera and this has allowed me to capture their pride and confidence.