There are those occasions on safari when instead of photographing animals, the vast serenity of the place, catches your eye.
I took this picture at the end of a long day, having been up at dawn witnessing constant animal drama and on my back to the lodge for dinner.
The cloud covering draped over Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa, as I saw it one morning from the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront.
A photograph taken on my recent trip through Germany, of the novel bell tower on the church at Kassel.
Just got back from a most enjoyable trip to Prague and Germany. This is a ‘photo of Prague and the Vltava River at sundown.
So called ‘God’s Window’ in Mpumalanga, South Africa, gives a wonderful panoramic view of Blyde River Canyon, set in the Drakensberg Escarpment.
The Villa Garzoni is in Collodi, Tuscany, Italy. The gardens originated in the 17th Century to grace the castle residence of the Garzoni family. The more modern Villa can be seen on the hillside.
The gardens are world famous for their water features making full use of the steep hillside to drive various fountains and a cascade down a water staircase to the lower level. Unfortunately when I visited and took these photographs last year, the main cascade was not functioning but their were plenty other water features. One such is featured here.
The Cape of Good Hope seen here is very spectacular and often thought to be the southern tip of the African continent. In fact the less spectacular Cape Agulhas, some 90 miles East, is more southerly. Here the Atlantic and Indian oceans meet.
A photograph taken in Hoi An, Vietnam of a family group at lunchtime, sitting by the Thu Bon Riverside.
Hugging a Baobab Tree means an embrace with often over a thousand years of history. These strange ‘upside down trees’, as they are often called because their branch structure looks more like that of tree roots, are particularly a feature of parts of Tanzania.
I photographed this very old Baobab in Tarangire National Park, Tanzania. It bears the scars of generations of elephant tusks, in its bark, which is so thick as to be untroubled by the attentions of generations of elephants, unlike other indigenous trees.
A very elegant boat lady on the Mekong River, Vietnam.
Richard Hart-Jackson Art 