I was fortunate enough to be able to photograph this noble-looking Camel Rider of the great sand dunes at Erg Chebbi in the less explored desert zone around Merzouga, south of the Atlas Mountains in southern Morocco. Alternately riding and leading his camels he is able to cover distances across the fine sands that otherwise leave us westerners slipping and sliding across the crests and troughs….
Dinner and a show in Siem Reap provided the opportunity to see first-hand traditional Cambodian dance.
A man harvests barnacles from the shores of the Atlantic Ocean in Essaouira, Morocco
This photo from northern Idaho shows layers upon layers of trees and terrain, and sky.
Samantha shares some pictures of the huge Van Gogh Sunflower eastel in Goodland, Kansas. It’s part of the Big Easel Project.
This post from Professorabe looks at efforts to preserve a piece of the industrial history of ‘Copperopolis’ – aka Swansea in South Wales.
Mac shares memories from another segment of his cruise on the Nile
Mac continues his cruise along the changing landscapes and stunning temples of the Nile.
Follow Mac in a series on cruising the Nile, starting at Luxor
Superb photo, Mac. In this past year you’ve contributed dozens of wonderful photos, but this one might be your best!
Thank you kind sir…. I appreciate your likes and comments 🙂
I agree with Dr F, Mac, this should be on the cover of National Geographic!