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My
Sensory
Travel Theme.
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All re-posts I’m afraid but something to tempt the senses.
My first photograph of one of Melbourne’s human statues.
Playing with Photoshop
A typical sight on ANZAC Day.
Melbourne Zoo.
It is three years since we saw this and yet
it seems like only yesterday.
Elephant Whispers, Hazyview, South Africa.
How to cross the Chobe River without a boat
and avoid Botswana-Namibia customs.
Part of the 1,000 elephant sighting in Botswana.
A day to remember.
Even our guides, who estimated this number,
were fascinated with this sighting.
A cool drink, on an island, in the middle of the Chobe River.
Bracelets were being made of this.
Tembo, weighed in at six tons, had killed six rhinos
during a time of grief after his mother died, or was killed.
Just before dusk on day three of our 2013 African Safari
we discovered this leopard.
Kruger National Park.
I would have happily gone home very happy.
However, on our last night, Day 15,
we spent twenty minutes with these cubs.
A magical experience at
Sausage Tree Safari Camp.
Hope I have hit the mark with these and not raved too much.
Happy Easter.
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Where’s My Backpack: Sensory
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Brave Photography!
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Wow, how I love those wildlife shots, particularly the elephants. Happy Easter to you and your family.
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Thank you. Some shots not so good but there were some spectacular sightings, if you like wildlife. Hope you had a happy Easter also
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Thanks, had a lovely day. Though ate too much!
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