africa
I spent 10 days in Ethiopia over the Orthodox Easter Holy Week. This was a trip of stunning landscapes and fascinating cultural experiences. Visiting the holy cities of Axum and Lalibela during the time of Easter celebrations was an incredibly rewarding experience. Hiking through the Simien Mountains took us through one of the most incredible mountain ranges I have visited thus far. This album is a mix of landscapes, people, monkeys and historical landmarks.
Read MoreI had the pleasure of doing some photo and video choreography for the Flone Initiative - a trust based in Kiambu, Kenya. The Flone Initiative’s mission is to change the behaviours and mindsets regarding women who work in the transportation sector, creating safe spaces for all women and girls who travel.
Read MoreNairobi National Park is the only national park on earth that borders a capital city. It was quite a remarkable feeling to watch lions walking through the tall grass with skyscrapers in the distance and planes flying overheard. It's actually one of Africa's smallest national parks, but it sure didn't feel that way to me with all the abundant wildlife around. It is home to 4/5 of the 'Big 5' which includes Lions, Leopards, Buffalo, Elephants and Rhino's. They are called the Big 5 not because they are the biggest (although they are amongst the biggest), but rather because they've been hunted for something of perceivable value in the past. Sadly, there are no more Elephants at Nairobi National Park.
Read MoreA 10-day journey through the beautiful country of Rwanda, the land of a thousand hills. Visiting Volcano National Park with golden monkeys, Lake Kivu for stunning sunsets and learning about the nation’s history in Kigali and it’s journey of transformation.
Read MoreI travelled to Kampala from Nairobi by overnight bus and spent the next 7-days exploring western Uganda, primarily to see the Mountain Gorillas in Bwindi National Park from the Rushaga basecamp. Western Uganda is a beautifully lush green landscape with fertile ground that is said to have the capacity to “feed the world”. Ugandan’s are incredibly friendly and welcoming, known across East Africa for their beaming smiles.
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