Namibia: Desert nation
This vast, sparsely populated nation possesses ancient landscapes which overwhelm and inspire in equal measure.
Namibia sits above South Africa and is a 12-hour flight from Europe. Its natural terrain is remarkable, but there’s far more besides.
It has the full complement of African wildlife, from giraffes and elephants to crowds of antelope, ostrich and pink flamingo.
Namibia’s historical quirk is being one of Imperial Germany’s colonial adventures, which has left a lasting architectural and cultural legacy.
And those fans of abandonment porn, the ghostly mining town of Kolmanskop is a must in a country where your camera will work hard.
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Beautiful images Mike. Namibia is on my list… Favorites if I have to choose are Top of the Dunes, Two Trees, Night Sky and Colonial Colors.
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Thank you so much, Pam. Namibia really ticks all the boxes for photographers and is worth the journey :)
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Wow! An awesome series of images of a country I’d not even considered before! Three photos stand out in particular for me: Two Trees, Consumed and Climbers Dune 45. Lovely, Mike – your travels are throwing up some real gems! :)
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Thanks so much, Richard, Namibia always promised riches and surprising variety. Well worth a detour from South Africa!
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So many views of this diverse and hauntingly beautiful land. Thanks for sharing these images.
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Thank you for coming by, Donna, and I’m glad you enjoyed these views of Namibia. It really is a traveller’s treasure :)
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The two trees in front of the orange hill are simply perfect.
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Ah the Soussvlei. It’s pretty much the image of Namibia. I’m glad you like it, thank you very much :)
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