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Traditional Swazi Dancers
Mpumalanga Nelspruit - Guy McLaren - Tuesday, December 4th, 2007 : goo
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Traditional Swazi Dancers. It is customary for maidens to go topless. The men wear furs. The "prince" has a feather in his hair. On the day of this shoot I dropped my portrait lense and was forced to shoot indoors with a 70 - 300 mm zoom lense.
Should you be desirous of finding out more about getting up close to this country. feel free to contact me.
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Peter: 4th Dec 2007 - 16:15 GMT
this is interesting... guy, i like how you always post content thats a littler more exotic than our typical fare. nice!
Guy: 4th Dec 2007 - 18:42 GMT
Peter
I am lucky enough to live in an area that allows me these opportunities
Michael Waugh: 2nd Mar 2008 - 03:30 GMT
I am lucky enough to have lived here, here are a couple showing my father Phil Waugh, receiving a Swazi shield in honor, dancers were from Mataffin, 25 years at Dickon Hall Products. With pride, that same shield now hangs in my living room.
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