David Livingstone
A bronze tribute to David Livingstone, leaning on his walking stick,was sculpted in the 1930s by Sir William Reid Dick and stands close to Victoria Falls on the Zimbabwean […]
Smoke that Thunders
Linked to Weekend in Black & White, Weekly Top Shot and Photo Friday.
Foliage Reflected
I love the brightness and depth of this Zambezi reflection. Linked to Pixelventures: Reflection.
Silent Sunday
One photo, no words for Silent Sunday. .
Brown is not Boring
This stocky little fellow is a Brown Parrot (also known as Meyer’s Parrot), and as you can see he is not at all boring even if his name is. His […]
African Fish Eagle
The striking black and white of the African Fish Eagle is a common sight and sound in the trees of the Okavango Delta. It is an afrotropical species that nests in […]
Tree Reflections
Three trees, three reflections. Linked to Weekend Reflections and Triple Shot Friday.
Hot to Trot
Why not let these beautiful slippers take the heat! These jazzy images are created by making a heat map (using Picasa) of the following photo of slippers in a Tunisian […]
Bank of Clouds
Linked to Skywatch Friday.
Coffee Break with a Difference
Early morning safari outings in the Botswana winter are a very chilly affair. Wearing hats, gloves, fleeces, blanket ponchos and clutching bush babies (hot water bottles!) we set out each […]
Lilac Breasted Roller
This beauty has to be one of my all time favourite birds. It is quite common in sub-Saharan Africa; in fact it’s the national bird of both Kenya and Botswana, […]
Travel with Intent 