exploring nature’s infinite connections
Namibia, in Southern Africa, has been on my ‘places to go’ list for quite some time. Fellow photographer, Andy Biggs, who I also understand runs the best trips to Africa, just returned from Namibia. Every image I see from there is simply magical, Andy’s can be seen at;
http://www.andybiggs.com/namibia06/index.html
Some day I will get there! And since it is Arbor Day, I think the facinating landscapes and tree shapes in Namibia are appropriate to mention!
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