With a camera and tripod in hand and the ambition of sharing more about remote cultures with the world, a Russian photographer has produced a series of breathtaking portraits of Kenyan tribes hiking across rugged, mountainous landscapes. Daniel Kordan, who lives in Tuscany, traveled to Kenya’s Samburu County and Maasai Mara, a large national game reserve in Narok, to photograph its indigenous tribes. Hiking with them, said Kordan, “you learn to listen to nature.” “I started this series about nomads and indigenous tribes while traveling in Mongolia,” Kordan explained on Instagram. “To make these photos I went on a hiking trip, first with Maasai and then with Samburu people in the north of Kenya. It was quite a challenging trip.” He divided his journey into three parts. The first part of his incredible photo series depicts interactions with the Samburu people. It’s one thing to watch abundant African wildlife from …