Rules of our Youth
Rules for everything! When I was very young, there were rules for everything. Do this. Don’t do that. One of my parents’ favorites was I [...]
On the Road in Africa
Kenya My last trip to Kenya consisted of a night in Nairobi and then a short flight to the Mara for 10 days of game [...]
The Crossing
Tourists flock to the Maasai Mara every August for the great migration. Tens of thousands of animals migrate across the plains of the Serengeti of [...]
Quiver Trees
The German Empire ruled Namiba from 1884 to 1915, calling it "German South West Africa". In typical German fashion, they established a strict set of [...]
It’s All About the Hair!
Himba: Hair is Power Although there are many native tribes in Namibia, the Himba capture the iconic image with the women's red plated hair. A [...]
The Black Rhino
Black Rhinoceros or Hook-Lipped Rhinoceros or Diceros bicornis. It does not matter what you call it, it is immense, not black, has two horns, and [...]
Sweet Light Photos Gives Back
Recently, Kathryn and I were invited to join the board of WorldPix. WorldPix is a photography based charity that believes the beauty of a country is one of [...]
2015 – What a Year
Happy New Year from myself and Kathryn. We’d like to thank you for following us on our world travels by reading this blog. Believe it our [...]
Black & White OR Color? (Pic of the Week #3)
Back in Africa, I was loving the trees. The desert date tree silhouetted in the morning sun as well as isolated on the plains, seem [...]
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 [...]