AFRICA

In my daily morning haze of mindlessly scrolling through my Instagram feed, my weary eyes were jarred open by the photo that stopped me in the tracks of my seemingly…

All too often, I find myself asking the question, ‘Why am I taking this photo?’ Is it to freeze a moment in time to share with others?  Is it to…

Your eyes slowly adjust to the darkness as blue hour descends upon the city below you. After a lengthy, uphill hike, you’ve made it to Jemaa Bouzafar, the small, historical…

Having visited Tanzania multiple times, I have developed a love affair with East Africa. I visited Tanzania again this August to lead a workshop for The Giving Lens, but when…

I don’t know where I first heard the name ‘Serengeti’, but ever since I was a child, the word provoked romantic visions in my head of wide open, dusty plains filled…

Last October, we told you the story of Clay Cook, a commercial advertising photographer who stumbled upon a once in a lifetime chance to climb Tanzania’s Mt. Kilimanjaro and then paraglide…

A few years ago, photographer and avid hiker Brad Wolfe set out on what would be one of his most cherished journeys in his life. He boarded the long flight…

I’d been to South Africa only once before, early last year as the tour photographer for the musician Passenger. That trip was a rollercoaster of emotions; from the utter despair of…

Ain Sefra sometimes is referred to as “The Gateway to the Desert.” Since it’s located in the Algerian part of the Sahara, you probably wouldn’t really expect to see any snow…

Photographer Anup Shah (57) has been living in England for a few decades now, but he has a diverse international background from which he draws inspiration. His roots lie in India…