"And we take another step into the truly unknown, don't know why but it's somewhere that we have to go and it's dangerously wonderful" ~Into the Wild, Lewis Watson
In all the time I’ve spent day dreaming up content for World Watching it seems I forgot to mention that I will be embarking on a new adventure in January! Starting New Year’s Day of 2019 I’ll be taking off for three weeks in *insert drumroll*… SOUTH AFRICA, SWAZILAND AND MOZAMBIQUE! I will be traveling […]
In the midst of transferring my life from my old (yet wise) laptop to a newer one, I’ve spent some time rummaging through sentimental photos of my past travels. In the past, a select handful of these of photos have made their debut here and on Instagram, and while it is easy to fall for the distorted […]
Being a photography student, I pretty much have to believe that film is not dead. It has an intriguing air of mystery to it, now that we live in a digital world. With no way to see the pictures until trusting someone to correctly develop them for you, you don’t know exactly what images you […]
I previously posted on The Big Five you see while on a safari, so now I will elaborate on the whole safari experience! With a large list of national and private parks to choose from, we went to the Maasai Mara in the Rift Valley, approximately a six hour drive from Nairobi, where we stayed with […]
When on a safari, there are the notorious “Big Five” you hope to see: leopard, lion, buffalo, elephant and rhino. Why only five? These animals got their high rankings from being the most difficult to hunt on foot (back when that was legal). Unfortunately the rhinos succeeded in staying camouflaged in the brush so we were […]
“Everything in Africa bites, but the Safari Bug is worst of all.” ~Brian Jackman, award winning British journalist I started this week off with a three day, two night safari in the Maasai Mara National Reserve…I don’t think a Monday could get much better than that! We camped with Sentrim Mara, but I use the […]
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