Though always exemplifying a rugged desert terrain, Namibia’s Damaraland region nonetheless changes from place to place and from sunrise to sunset.
Standing on a hilltop overlooking a valley, I see the early morning sun filtering through clouds hanging over distant mountains.
Later, the moon sets over stark red earth, stretching out toward flat-topped hills.
A hardy, drought-tolerant moringa tree clings to a rocky hillside.
And finally, while driving along a winding country road I see the sun drop below the mountaintops.
I love the tree, and the moon images, but all are great vistas.
Thank you so much, Deborah!
You’re welcome!
The first two shots look a bit like the photos of Mars, complete with red landscape.
I think so…it reminds me of Mars too :-).
Always amazed at the places you visit. Great shots.
Yes, last year was busy with travel. France and Africa were both so nice. I’m glad you like the photos :-).
Fantastic photos.
Ciao, Pat
We traveled a lot last year…much more than usual. Glad you like the photos :-).
Great pictures with silent and peacefull mood…wish i could be there ! Best regards, Jürgen
Thank you, Jurgen. I enjoyed being in Namibia—loved the people and the animals. Stay healthy! Regards, Pam
The photo with the Moringa tree looks like a photograph from some other planet. These pictures are really wonderful, and thanks for posting them for us to enjoy.
Thank you very much, Geri!