Stillness
“Be still, my beating heart” Linked to Stillness.
When the Boat Comes In
Much as I enjoy the ease of the Shuttle under the sea to France, I sometimes take the slower, and often more expensive, ferry. Just for the pleasure of the […]
L is for… Loo with a View
These views are from what should surely be voted the most scenic loo in the world. Take your time and enjoy the views through the window. Very convenient for keen wildlife […]
Papyrus
Found in abundance in the Okavango Delta, this beautiful plant is the papyrus. Its delicate greens, rich reds and tawny browns meant it fast became one of my favourite plants of […]
K is for… Kudu
The Kudu is a large and handsome member of the antelope family, threatened by hyenas, leopard, hunting dogs and humans. Their horns are prized in Africa as musical instruments and […]
Big African Sky
There is little to beat the wide African expanses and stunning skies. This photo was taken in Botswana. Linked to Skywatch Friday.
Watery Paths through the Delta
Much of the Okavango Delta is permanently underwater, though levels do vary hugely between the seasons. Locals and tourists alike rely on boats to travel around, either traditional manually poled […]
Rear Ends
Sometimes it is more interesting, or just plain funnier, to capture your subject from the rear: Linked to The Next Challenge: Backs of Things and Camera Critters.
Branching Out
This week, Cee has challenged us to display black and white images of the things we most like to photograph. I couldn’t really pick one thing that I enjoy capturing […]
Botswana Time by Will Randall
“I speak of Africa and golden joys – Henry IV, Part 2, Act 5, Scene 3.” So quotes one of the characters early on in this book. A perfect quote […]
Travel with Intent 