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Visiting Cebu Safari with My Taiwanese Student and his Family (Day 3/4)
On the third day of my mini-vacation, I met up with my Taiwanese student. I've known him for quite a long time, too, but it's the first time we're meeting up in
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Africa Wildlife and Safari Scenes: Kenya and Tanzania
Take a look at how close these lions get! A family of elephants moves in a line in front of Mount Kilimanjaro. Male lions show why they are the king of the jungle.
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Visited Safari world ( A throwback blog actually 😋)
Woke up early in the morning, which is something I usually struggle with back home. But here, it just feels easier. Quite excited to take snaps of lots of animals.
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MONOMAD: Wendy/Wendy
Entre los modelos que logré fotografiar Wendy era la más joven, aun así carismática sonriente, vivaz. Muy cooperativa sobre todo, sus fotos espontáneas fueron mis
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Cisne en el Safari/Swan in the Safari
Las últimas fotos de mi primer safari surgieron en una situación inesperada. Cuando estaba por marcharme la modelo me llama, la cámara apenas tenía batería, el
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"Best of Africa" Safari: The Animals
Everywhere we looked, including all around our camp, we could see migrating herds of zebra and wildebeest. All part of the Great Migration. As our seven country
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Into the Devil’s Pool at Victoria Falls, Zambia
I really can't believe they let people do this kind of thing at Victoria Falls. This is about as far as they'll let you lean, over the edge, at the infamous Devil's
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Walking to the Edge of Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
There is always a rainbow, but where the rainbow will be depends on the time of day and your viewing angle. The romance of Africa's past could be felt all around
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The Feeling of Wild in the Okavango Delta, Botswana
What looks like a mighty roar, is actually just a relaxing yawn, from this sleepy young male lion. But look at those fangs! The Okavango Delta has always seemed
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Leopards, Lions, Night Drives: Safari in the Okavango Delta, Botswana
A male leopard seems to say ,"No, this is mine." as it takes a moment to break from his impala kill to stare right into the lens. There is something so
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Entering the Fabled Okavango Delta by Helicopter
I don't get this experience every day. I feel like my drone is only slightly smaller than this helicopter. It was an amazing view. As we flew I could see the arid,
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Settling in on Safari at Kirkman’s Camp, South Africa
On each game drive here in the Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve, the wildlife seemed to show up almost on cue. Famous for its leopard sightings, it did not disappoint.
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Waking up on Safari in the Sabi Sands Nature Reserve, South Africa
Life moment. The tiniest of baby leopard cubs makes an appearance. We found the mom, crossing the Sand river, calling to her cub. We followed and sure enough, this
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Entering Sabi Sands Nature Reserve in South Africa
Sabi Sands Game Reserve in South Africa is renowned for having one of the best safari experiences in the world. It is situated in the southwest corner of Kruger
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Trekking with Gorillas in Rwanda's Virunga Mountains National Park
A mamma and baby gorilla stay close in a little cradle of bamboo, as we watch in wonder from just a few feet away. We traveled to the small, landlocked country of
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Exploring Deeper into Lake Manyara and a local School Visit
Having fun with the school kids, just outside the boundaries of Lake Manyara park. We had a wonderful walking tour of the village, medical center, and school with
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Entering Lake Manyara National Park, Tanzania
One of the most unique lion photos I've ever captured. This was one of the famous tree-climbing lions of Lake Manyara. It is a behavior that is hardly seen anywhere
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A Day in The Cebu Safari and Adventure Park
One fine day, we went to the zoo owned by the Lhuillier family in Cebu. The drive going there was smooth, and with the grace of God, we arrived safely. We eagerly
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Serengeti National Park, Best Safari in Tanzania
Wow. A stunning view of an early morning leopard. We only spotted her initially because a group of lions we were watching stood up and stared at a far off tree.
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Into the Serengeti for the Great Migration, Tanzania Safari
An action shot of a large crocodile tearing off a piece of zebra meet and sending it down its gullet. What a day! It was sad saying goodbye to all our new friends
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