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Safari Guide Secrets

In this candid interview, James, our longtime lead safari guide in Tanzania, shares his remarkable journey from dreaming of becoming a doctor to finding his true calling in the bush, inspired by an uncle's conservation work and early encounters with tourists near Kilimanjaro.

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Pike Place Market With a Local

Back in 2009 I started Shutter Tours right here in Pike Place Market, and after 16 years I've finally put together this video to show folks not just the famous fish-throwing and gum wall, but the hidden gems and real stories most visitors miss.

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Bull Jumping in Africa

This video captures the raw intensity and profound beauty of the Hamar bull jumping ceremony in Ethiopia's Omo Valley, a centuries-old rite where a young man leaps over bulls to prove his manhood, surrounded by vibrant dances, horn music, and a controversial yet deeply meaningful whipping ritual where women voluntarily bear scars as lifelong badges of loyalty and sacrifice.

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Motar - Corn vendor on Gili T.

This short, fun video shows me discovering one of Lombok's best street food surprises: fresh grilled corn topped with mustard from Mutar's blue bicycle cart. Join me as I meet the friendly vendor, try both garlic butter and mustard versions for the first time, and react to how unexpectedly delicious the tangy, salty combo turns out to be. A perfect example of why street food adventures in Indonesia are so rewarding—simple, authentic, and full of flavor!

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POV Street Photography - HoI An Vietnam

This video takes you along for a day of street photography in the magical town of Hoi An, Vietnam, where colorful markets, ancient streets, and everyday life provide endless inspiration. Shot mostly in black and white for a timeless vibe, I share candid moments, camera tips like using monochrome preview in RAW, and a funny (but slightly stressful) lesson about getting shortchanged by a local vendor.

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