Let's see your African sunrises / sunsets...

[Tom Kellie]

~ @@elefromoz

 

That's lovely, in all respects.

It's enough to motivate me to book another safari!

Thank you for posting such a fine end-of-the-day image.

Tom K.

[Tigerbeth]

Tanzania 2013

 

[Game Warden]

@@Tigerbeth Thanks for your recent photographic postings. If you get a moment, please do introduce yourself by starting a new topic in this subforum.

 

Also, it'll look great if you can upload an avatar photo.

 

Thanks, Matt.

[KaingU Lodge]

Home made crackers and curry leaf dip on the rock last night. With a couple of Savannah on the side.

 

[Abena]

Good morning from Dogbekope Village, Volta Region, Ghana Dogbekope is in SE Ghana, very close to the border with Togo, along the shore of the Keta Lagoon. The second photo was taken when the sun was higher in the sky and shows one of main economic enterprises of the region, salt harvesting. You can see the salt evaporation pools in the background. These were taken on a trip to the village last weekend.

 

 

 

[Abena]

I'm back in Ghana now, after 4 months in the US working on business development. Now back here in Ghana indefinitely so be expecting more photos and trip reports! I've been posting to my blogs (see links below), most recently about my visit to the village. It's nice to see everyone back here on ST, glad to be back in the community!

[Tom Kellie]

I'm back in Ghana now, after 4 months in the US working on business development. Now back here in Ghana indefinitely so be expecting more photos and trip reports! I've been posting to my blogs (see links below), most recently about my visit to the village. It's nice to see everyone back here on ST, glad to be back in the community!

 

~ @@Abena

 

Welcome back to Safaritalk!

It's truly a pleasure to have you with us again.

A West African resident is especially precious as a contrast with eastern and southern Africa.

Your photos are consistently delightful — windows to life in another region in Africa about which so little is posted.

Thank you so much!

Tom K.

[Abena]

Truly happy to be here in West Africa, and determined to show the world that we have wildlife here

 

It's nice to be back - to Ghana AND to ST

 

Thanks, @@Tom K. ​ ​

[Tom Kellie]

Truly happy to be here in West Africa, and determined to show the world that we have wildlife here

 

It's nice to be back - to Ghana AND to ST

 

Thanks, @@Tom K. ​ ​

 

~ @@Abena

 

Thank you! Your presence on Safaritalk adds luster, with your fine example of dedicating your talents to supporting those in Ghana working to improve their lives and communities.

Any wildlife, great or small, which you share with us will be a joy to see.

Tom K.

[Peter Geraerdts]

Golden light moments in South Luangwa, Zambia.

[Peter Connan]

Beautiful collection Peter!

 

And welcome to ST.

[TonyQ]

@@Peter Geraerdts

Lovely pictures - and may I add my welcome to Safaritalk

[michael-ibk]

All great @@Peter Geraerdts - I particularly love the Leopard/Impala shot.

 

And welcome!

[Tom Kellie]

~ @@Peter Geraerdts

 

Welcome to Safaritalk!

What beautiful photos from Zambia.

Are you working there?

Tom K.

[Big Andy]

One from my resent trip to Mana Pools Zimbabwe.

Canon 5DIII

EF400mm f/4 DO IS USM +1.4x

F8 1/640 ISO400

 

[KaingU Lodge]

The sunset is behind me, but the clouds and the moon rising were amazing. Last night on the inevitable Kafue river.

 

 

 

 

Sunset this time. From one of the guest tents.

 

Edited November 26, 2015 by KaingU Lodge

[WildSolutions]

Lion in the morning sun. Kidepo Valley National Park, north Uganda

[WildSolutions]

Imatong Mountains, Uganda - South-sudan border.

[Tom Kellie]

~ @@WildSolutions

 

Your lovely image above is quite a surprise for me!

Why?

Because several days ago I was reading about that area of Uganda. I never expected to see any image from there posted in Safaritalk this week.

Thank you for adding it!

Tom K.

[WildSolutions]

Dear @@Tom Kellie, thank you and what a coincidence! Where did you read about the Uganda Imatongs if i may ask?

 

Here a photo of the Imatong Mountains, north Uganda

 

[Kitsafari]

@@WildSolutions lovely landscape !

[Tom Kellie]

Dear @@Tom Kellie, thank you and what a coincidence! Where did you read about the Uganda Imatongs if i may ask?

 

~ @@WildSolutions

 

As it happens, of late I've developed an interest in Uganda's Kidepo Valley National Park.

While reading about the park, I began to wonder what lay beyond, within a 300 kilometer radius.

That inevitably led me to the Uganda Imatongs.

Thank you so much for sharing the very nice image of them.

Tom K.

[WildSolutions]

Interesting @@Tom Kellie! Some time ago I posted photos of our fieldtrip in that area on our website. You find the portfolio on:

http://www.wildsolutions.nl/portfolio/east-and-north-uganda-october-2014/

 

Yvonne​

[Tom Kellie]

Interesting @@Tom Kellie! Some time ago I posted photos of our fieldtrip in that area on our website. You find the portfolio on:

http://www.wildsolutions.nl/portfolio/east-and-north-uganda-october-2014/

 

Yvonne​

 

~ @@WildSolutions

 

WOW! What a post that is!

Thank you so, so much for sharing the link here.

It's exactly what I'm especially interested in.

Now the cat's out of the bag that Kidepo Valley is heavily on my mind.

I'm unable to stop thinking about it. Your lovely photos intensify my interest.

Funny how life works, isn't it?

You posted the Imatongs image which indirectly resulted in an increase in my desire to visit Kidepo Valley.

I'm more grateful to you than you might imagine, as this is a subject near and dear to my heart.

Something tells me that Kidepo Valley may be “my kind of place”.

With Appreciation,

Tom K.

[WildSolutions]

Well i can't wait to see your images here @@Tom Kellie! Keep me posted! ​