You know those amazing shots in National Geographic Magazine? There’s a good chance Brent Stirton shot one of them. He’s on the road like 10 months a year on assignment taking shots like this—a tribesman from the Omo Valley where it looks like life hasn’t changed for thousands of years (except, of course, that AK47 he’s rocking); or the narco-wars in Afghanistan; or sex, drugs, poverty and HIV in Ukraine; or gorilla slaughters. I get the idea that life, as a photojournalist, for Brent Stirton is an incredibly amazing experience. It’s a helluva lot more entertaining than sitting in front of computer screen watching time fade away…