Namibia, a beautiful country whose population has suffered much in the past decades but that has finally found a steady equilibrium with the end of South African apartheid regime in 1990.
Landscapes and wildlife are the main attractions here, in a territory that is the driest country in sub-Saharan Africa and that is one of the most sparsely populated countries in the world (links to Wikipedia).
As usual, in the following you may find my pictures:
- Windhoek (The City)
- Windhoek (Independence Memorial Museum)
- Kalahari Region
- Duwisib Guest Farm and the Area
- We Kebi Safari Lodge
- Deadvlei and Dune 45
- Solitaire Roadhouse Lodge
- Swakopmund City and Life in the Swakopmund Desert
- Walvisbaai and Sea Lions Island
- Etosha National Park
- Okaukuejo Waterhole (Etosha National Park)
- Otjiwarongo (Cheetah Conservation Fund and Around)
- Miscellanea
The Independence Memorial Museum of Windhoek
Duwisib Guest Farm and the Area
Swakopmund City and Life in the Swakopmund Desert
Walvisbaai and Sea Lions Island
Okaukuejo Waterhole (Etosha National Park)
Otjiwarongo (Cheetah Conservation Fund and Around)
Thanks to Gabriele Lorenzini, Paolo Vimercati and Foto-Corsi school, to whom I am grateful, a sound reality in the italian travel agencies business that organizes tours especially designed for photographers.
