INDIA
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| This Varanasi shopkeeper checks his cellphone as a sacred Brahma bull settles in the shop. |
COLORADO
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| An early morning skier weaves a trail thru fresh powder snow at Beaver Creek Ski Resort. |
MOROCCO
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| Arches of Meknes, one of many UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Morocco. |
BAHAMAS
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| Colorful beach umbrellas line Disney's Castaway Cay. |
RUSSIA
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| The view of St. Basil's and Red Square from the Baltschug Kempinsky |
FRANCE
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| Color adds interest to the otherwise mundane flats over the train station building in Lille, France. |
KENYA
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| This Amboseli matriarch and her family coming straight at me is my current screensaver. |
CALIFORNIA
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| Between travels I discovered cool spots in my hometown while shooting for Peek.com |
NAMIBIA
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| Flying over Namibia's Skeleton Coast reveals huge colonies of Cape Fur Seals. |
BOTSWANA
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| Sighting an elusive leopard of Savute finishes the day's game drive in Chobe National Park. |
ZIMBABWE
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| The sunset from Bumi Hills, Zimbabwe, with a lone elephant on the shores of Lake Kariba. |
ECUADOR/GALAPAGOS
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| A curious Galapagos Sea Lion frolics and plays for the underwater camera. |
Beautiful photos! I'm envious of the wildlife you've seen. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteLoved your photos! I especially like Red Square and the elephants. Where are you going next year?
ReplyDeleteThank you Debbie! I'm currently scheduled for South America, Cuba and Russia in the spring, and back to Bhutan and Africa in the fall. I'll keep sharing pictures here!
DeleteLovely pictures :)
ReplyDeleteStunning shots! You've done some amazing travels this year.
ReplyDeleteLove your first photo because of the exotic concept and how the guy just takes it for granted, and the last photo because they are such friendly creatures. What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteSunning shots! What an exciting travel year you've had. Love the leopard shot.
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