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Kirindy and Allée des baobabs
We left quite late, around 10:15 to visit the Kirindy national park, home of the famous Fossa lemur. After 90 minutes drive on relatively good dirt road, we arrived in the forest. Kirindy is very dry...
View ArticleAntananarivo and back to Nairobi
We flew back to Antananrivo and Jean Luc drove us to the Café de la Gare for lunch, a great bistro in the renovated central train station. In this upscale joint you can find all sorts of people,...
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Addis Ababa
Addis Ababa, meaning the New Flower in Amharic, is the capital of Ethiopia. Founded in 1866 by emperor Menelik II hosts more than 4 million people and growing at 3,8% annually! It did not look like...
View ArticleMadagascar
Tell someone “Madagascar” and the first thing that comes to mind is the lemours. Sometimes called the 8th continent because of its size and endemic flora and fauna, Madagascar is a land of diversity...
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Sometimes called the 8th continent because of its size and endemic flora and fauna, Madagascar is a land of diversity and uniqueness. In this series of 18 photos I am trying to show the different...
View ArticleMadagascar Kids
One of the most charming things in Madagascar are naturally the kids. Playful and always ready to strike a pose, their mood in sharp contrast to their living conditions. This is a study with some shots...
View ArticleThe People of Zanzibar
Zanzibar is a wonderful island with long white beaches, a spectacular inland and rich culture. It is the people that make a visit here an unforgettable experience. Here are some shots from the 2011...
View ArticleThe Kill
This is a documentary of a lion kill in central Serengeti in 2013. I was very lucky to be at the right place, in the right time and to witness the entire sequence of events. The experience was so...
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Serengeti, Once Again
I had been already three times in the Serengeti and I have developed a growing appetite to return. The first time was love at first sight, the second time was exciting, the third time was exciting. The...
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Serengeti, the Crossing
We started at 7:30 with Ole and Elias mumbling and being worried. As they confessed that same night, they got news at 6:30 that there was an early crossing so they were worried that the window of...
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