Gallery: Horses of Senegal
A gallery of Horses and Horsemen in Senegal
Senegal is ‘Teranga’
Last year I got the incredible opportunity to go to Senegal to take photos of smallholder farmers on the border of Mauritania. Here is Part 1 of my trip!
Thank you Mozambique; it’s a new chapter!
This year we were sure to do exactly what we needed. Though we usually prefer to go somewhere new, we chose to return to one of our favourite places in Mozambique, a place that gently pulls you in, takes you under its wing and slows you right down!
Winter is coming!
A gallery of Ixopo landscapes, from Autumn to the first frost…Winter is coming!
Cape Columbine Nature Reserve; Exploring the weird and wonderful South African West Coast!
Where has this year gone? We are half way through already! I took these photos 8 months ago. I was meant to post this 7 months ago! That was my plan at least, and then 2019 happened. It’s been a busy year. I’ve had some great photography shoots […]
Mabibi Beach, where mamma bear gets to relax! (For the most part)
We are the family with the cheap tents….that are not waterproof, the mattresses that are the thickness of a carpet and 2 cooler boxes that stay relatively cold for 3 days thanks to the trusty old frozen 2 litre coke bottles we’ve stashed in there with the meat and veg…
Antananarivo Cityscapes
Antananarivo is like nowhere I’ve been. It’s part of Africa but it’s nothing like it. Sometimes it takes on an old European feel, with narrow cobbled streets and grand architecture that you would expect to find in France or Rome or Greece! Cuba also comes to mind, with […]
Sandstorm approaching; know when to hold it, know when to fold it and know when to run!
There were arctic gale force winds for 2 solid days and our flimsy tents and broken bodies could not take another assault. It was time to pack up and make haste! We left just in time. We closed the Koiimasis farm gate, and sped off down the beautiful […]
2019: I’ll be chasing wild horses
Like the wind, we heard it in the distance. The herd of horses nearby were suddenly alert, ears pricked. It got louder and louder, but it was not wind.
