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  • Zebras at Dusk

    The “golden hour” directly before sunset offers really interesting options for photography.  If you’re on a game drive in Namibia at the right time in the right place, you can get some truly stunning photos.  Unfortunately, however, you’re at the mercy of the driver many times, and if you’re facing directly into the sun it…

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  • Accidental Photos

    Sometimes you can get a cool photo when your camera fails.  Standing under a streetlight in Katutura, a small child was begging to have his photo taken, yet for unknown reasons the flash wouldn’t fire.  The result is below.  I wish I could claim it was on purpose!

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  • Creative Bar Names in Ovamboland

    The “4 O’s” region in northern Namibia is home to about half of Namibia’s population.  One of the first thing an outsider notices driving through the area is the descriptive and colorful paint jobs on the houses that line the main roads throughout the area.  Many of them are bars.  Below is a collection of…

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  • Victoria Falls at Dusk

    Awhile back we visited Victoria Falls, on the border of Zimbabwe and Zambia.  They’re not the biggest falls in the world, but at a mile wide and 110 meters deep, they are up there.  I thought the footage went wonderfully with Philip Glass’s “Anthem” from Powaqqatsi.  Thankfully, YouTube allowed it, albeit with ads.

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  • Filming Bee-Eaters in my Yard

    I remember one day walking into my back yard at dusk and seeing an odd flash of blue in a tree – out of the corner of my eye.  Imagine my surprise when I realized it was a group of 6 swallow-tailed bee-eaters huddled together for the night.  I had seen photos of them and…

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