Picture of the Week (8/31/15)
Welcome to our first "Picture of the Week" where we will highlight one of our photos, past or present. Each and every Monday morning expect [...]
Bryce in New Light
We visited Bryce Canyon National Park a couple of years ago, and we were awed by its beauty and grandeur. With hundreds of multi-colored hoodoos [...]
It’s a Wrap, Safari Style
Our Kenyan safari with “Images of Africa,” hosted by Gavin Slabbert is now over. It wasn’t just a great trip, it far exceeded almost all [...]
A longer lens in our future?
Birds of the Maasai Mara When we started this trip we weren’t wildlife photographers and certainly not bird photographers. Of course, if a particularly large [...]
Those Fighting Animals
Animal fights in the wild are usually the result of either the competition for mating rites or the competition for food. Both are critical for survival. One [...]
The Red Zebra
If you saw our “Pre Safari” post, you may have noticed that our “shot list” included that of a Zebra. Little did we know that we [...]
More Bacon?
If you recall from the local zoo, the warthog is one ugly critter. It resembles something of a wild boar with big warts on its [...]
Happy Hippos of the Mara
There are many, many hippos here, much more than I could have imagined. At almost every river bend (there are so many bends) there are [...]
Up Close and Personal
Going on a Safari is supposed to get you closer to the animal kingdom. I’ve been to petting zoos where I’ve petted horses, donkeys, and [...]
The Maasai People
The Maasai people are a nomadic tribe living off the land and preserving their culture and tradition. They also are working to preserve their Maasai [...]