Kenya – The Craddle of Life, Part 2
December 12, 2016 • Photography & Travel
On October 26th I posted on my blog part 1 of Kenya – The Cradle of Life, sharing photos from my August visit to the Naibosho Conservancy in Kenya. Here’s the second and final part of the series of photos that I took on that 3-night safari. I hope you enjoy viewing them and would love to hear your thoughts on it.
Cheetah
In August 2016, during a visit to the Maasai Mara in Kenya, I got to witness the Great Migration. One scene stood out more than any other – this fight between a crocodile and a wildebeest. After what seemed like an endless battle the wildebeest escaped.
An eagle’s talons
Hippopotamus amphibius
Warthog – Phacochoerus africanus
Lioness
The sun rises another day over the Naiboisho Conservancy and a large herd of wildebeest.
Thompson’s Gazelle
Joyous Children
Today I thought I’d share some images that I photographed of smiling and laughing children during my many travels to India. These pictures remind me of my favorite quote from my guru, Gurudeva Subramuniyaswami: “Life is meant to be lived joyously.” Whether you are going through a challenging time...
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The Colored Sand Makers of Tamil Nadu
It’s been a long time since I’ve done one of my photography posts. As many of you know I am passionate about photography. During a recent trip to South India in December last year I drove past a small village in Tamil Nadu, South India, where it looked like the main industry here was making…
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My Visit to Seoul
I recently posted about giving a keynote at the 2017 World Knowledge Forum in Seoul, South Korea. Once that event concluded, I spent a couple extra days exploring this wonderful city. I’m particularly drawn to historical sites and spent most of my time exploring a few of the main palaces wi...
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A Day in the Floating City
I hope to share with you, once or twice a month, one of my passions — photography. I believe it’s so important to make time in life for what you love and who you love. I love photography and always do my best to integrate it into my travels around the world. I’m currently in&hel...
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