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If you've been Namibia before, or if you've read about it, you know that it is a wildly popular place for photographers to visit. Sites like Sossusvlei, Fish River Canyon, Kolmanskop and Etosha National Park are all spectacular places to capture on film… But what if you want something a little different from your photography safari? Well don't worry we've got you covered- Here are some alternative photographic destinations in Namibia…
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The Koichab Depression (pan) is northeast of Luderitz.(Map via Google Maps)
The Koichab pan can be found at the end of the Namib Sand Sea. The pan was formed as dunes slowly shifted and blocked the Koichab River from flowing into the sea. The resulting pan and dunes surrounding it are now a place where life can survive in a once inhospitable part of the Namib Desert.
The dunes of Koichab are uniquely spotted with vegetation thanks to the perennial underground water flowing beneath the sand.(Photo by Johan Jooste via 500px)
The pan is home to several species of birds such as black crows, lanne falcons, southern pale chanting goshawks as well as a variety of smaller mammals and reptiles. The water and the resulting vegetation found in the area also supports larger animals like springbok, gemsbok and vultures.
A Gemsbok bounding through the sparse vegetation.(Photo by Mel Gray)
The Sperrgebiet National Park stretches from Luderitz down to the Namibian Border.(Map via Google Maps)
The Sperrgebiet (which is German for "Protected Area") was a diamond-rich area on the coast of Namibia that was completely off-limits to the public for decades. In 2009 the Sperrgebiet was proclaimed as a national park and now locals and visitors can explore the Sperrgebiet National Park like never before.
The interior of an abandoned building deep in the Sperrgebiet.
The area has several abandoned and semi-abandoned mining towns and settlements. These relics from the diamond boom years have since been left to be all but swept away by the passage of time and the howling winds and shifting sands of the Namib Desert.
Pomona is one such abandoned town.You can read more about this fascinating place here.
The park stretches over a massive 26,000 square kilometers, and because it has been off-limits to the public for almost a century the natural environment is in pristine condition. Over a thousand plant species, 120 terrestrial bird species, hundreds of reptile species and over 80 different kinds of mammals call the area home.
25% of Namibia's entire flora can be found in the Sperrgebiet.(Image via Peaceparks)
This National Park is full of incredible, and surprising landscapes.(Image via Peaceparks)
The Onkoshi camp is in the top-right corner, right on the edge of the pan.(Map via Etoshanationalpark.org)
A lot of people visit Namibia to catch a glimpse of its remarkable wildlife, and a lot of people choose to do this at the incredible Etosha National Park. When you consider the sheer volume of wildlife within the park it's easy to understand why so many people visit the world-renowned game park. However, if you want to see it in a slightly different light then one of the most interesting places to stay at within the park is the Onkoshi Resort.
There are only 30 beds in the entire camp, spread out over 15 units;so be sure to book in advance. (Image via Afrikarma)
Situated on the rim of the massive Etosha Pan the camp is a low impact, environmentally friendly establishment. This means that you have undisturbed views of the sun setting on the pan as the parks inhabitants make their way across the great expanse. This will allow you to get shots of the scenery and wildlife from a unique perspective.
The views of the pan from the camp are unrivalled.(Image via Kruger 2 Kalahari)
Here's a video tour of the Onkoshi Resort:
(Video via NWR)
The Zambezi Region is bordered by Zimbabwe, Angola and Zambia.(Map via Google Maps)
The Land of the Brave is famous for its vast landscapes and sweeping deserts, but not many people know that in the northern regions of the country there is a lush and verdant corner of the world: This region is the Zambezi Region (formerly the Caprivi Region).
The riverine landscape makes for unique photo opportunities in Namibia.
The northeast corner of Namibia is chock full of birdlife, wildlife and a flora making it unlike any other part of our mostly arid nation. The perennial rivers in the region ensure that there is plenty of water for plants and food for the local fauna and this makes it a stunningly verdant place.
There are amazing photo opportunities when the local wildlife come down to the rivers.(Photo by Anja Denker)
You can read everything we have published on this fascinating region of our country by clicking here. If you follow that link you will be able to begin planning a trip to the greenest corner of Namibia.
A boat making its way through the incredible scenery of the Zambezi Region.(Image via Cardboard Box)
Since we're talking about some of the best places to exercise your photographic muscles we just can't help but mention an often forgotten geological wonder of Namibia: The Naukluft Mountain Range in the Naukluft National Park. Here the dunes and sand of Namib Desert give way to towering mountains and deep canyons.
An aerial view of the Naukluft Mountains.(Picture via Expert Africa)
The Sesriem Canyon can be found in this national park.(Picture via Expert Africa)
The park is filled with attractions and accommodation options and is fairly easy to get to and explore on your own steam. For more information check out Namibia Wildlife Resorts page on the national park.
If you want to read about more about the Mountains of Namibia, click here.(Picture via Expert Africa)
Remember, anyone can take a fantastic picture of an amazing site, but truly great photography sometimes means getting off the smooth tarred roads and heading into the wilder parts of a country. Hopefully this list will inspire all the budding photographers out there to hit the road and capture the less explored side of Namibia.
Award winning photographer Chris Schmid has always tried to express his feelings by sharing his experiences and emotions through the images he has captured. We recently spoke to the Sony Global Imaging Ambassador about the time he spent capturing images in Namibia, and here's what he had to say…
Image © Chris Schmid / schmidchris.com
1. Tell us about your most unforgettable moment while shooting in Namibia.
Namibia is such a paradise for photography that it's difficult to choose just one, but one unforgettable moment happened in Etosha. We were waiting at a waterhole observing a lonely bull elephant. After a few minutes we turned our heads and we saw a herd of 30 elephants, with babies in two, coming straight toward us rapidly. It was such an impressive moment and it delivered such amazing images thanks in part to the unique blue pastel colour of the Etosha sky.
2. Every destination has its challenges and rewards; how does Namibia compare to other places you've photographed?
Well, in Namibia you must be ready to drive a loooooonnnng way through some of the most amazing landscapes in the world. The main challenge we had was being at the right place at the right time of day. You're travelling around through so many magical landscapes, but very often with a very strong light. So it can be sometimes frustrating because the place is so beautiful but you've got to get there at the right time to get the magic light.
If I can give one tip to a traveller it is this: Prepare carefully for your itinerary to be sure to that you are at the right place at the right moment. Do keep in mind though; Namibia requires more than one visit. That's for sure. The first time you will get only begin to get an idea of what you really can achieve.
3. Which 3 photos shot in Namibia are you most proud of and why?
One of the three is this image about the elephant herd coming straight to us. It was such impressive and emotive in the same time.*
*This image is posted above.
I would say the second one is from my aerial shooting over the Namib Desert. I really love aerial photography because it gives so different images compared to inland images. And flying over the Namib Desert is unbelievable! You can hardly concentrate on your camera because it's so amazing! It's on my to do list when we'll be back in Namibia probably next year.
Finally the third one is my image of the red hartebeest captured very early in the morning in Etosha. I really love to play with shadow and contrast in my photography, keeping the image simple, like a shadowgraph. The light was absolutely magic; the grassland was gold, and this in combination with the silhouette of the antelope makes this one of my favourite photos.
4. When going on a Namibian photographic expedition, what is your equipment of choice? And what do you never leave home without?
Namibia requires a large variety of lenses, because you will be shooting amazing landscapes as well as a variety of wildlife. I travel with a Nikon 500mm and a 70-200mm, both mainly for wildlife images. I also take a wide-angle zoom like a 16-35mm or 14-24mm and a fixed focal 35mm 1.4.
For landscape imagery I love the new Sony A7r that allows me to travel light without compromising quality. For wildlife photography I mainly use a Nikon D4s, a D810 or also a Sony A77II on a 70-200mm. I always prefer staying far away of the animals, respecting them and it gives a more natural comportment. I love also to include them in their environment.
5. A photographer friend is desperate to capture the best of Namibia. What top 3 tips would you give them?
First you must read, read, read about Namibia and really choose what you want to see and be focused on. You can't see everything in one visit. I always tell to my friends that it is better to be concentrate on a small part of the country than travelling all around the country. In my opinion if you really want to know a country you visit it minimum two times.
The second tip I would give is that you must be really patient when observing the wildlife in Etosha. Don't try to move everywhere if you don't see anything. Just wait and be patient: Something will happen for sure.
The last tip I would give is to wake up early, very early. Shoot during the golden hours. The light in Namibia is magic and precious so you must take care of it!
You can follow Chris on Facebook, or you can visit his website by clicking here.
A few words on Chris Schmid...
Chris is a self-taught photographer and visual storyteller. He believes hard work, persistence, and little else will get a photographer where he or she wants to go.
"My body of work is the result of learning from mistakes and by experience. Most of all, I seek, appreciate, and respect a solid critique. There is nothing more humbling (or inspiring) than hearing an honest opinion of my work from a friend or other photographers."
The last couple of years his work has been more and more recognized and it this has given him the chance to win some prestigious awards around the world.
Since August 2014, Chris is very proud to be part of the Sony Global Imaging Ambassador program.
This part of a series of blog post interviews with professional photographers on how to Capture Namibia. Every week we'll be posting tips, tricks and amazing photographs from these impressive photographers.
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Published photographer and nature enthusiast Richard Garvey-Williams has been to Namibia twice on photo safaris. Richard was kind enough to sit down with us and tell us about his experiences in Namibia and how you can get the most out of your photography in the Land of the Brave.
Two gemsbok in dramatic scenery in the Namib-Rand Reserve
Tell us about your most unforgettable moment while shooting in Namibia.
There were so many, but I did receive a parting gift that has certainly stayed with me. On my last evening, on the Namib-Rand Reserve, I decided to relax after dinner instead of rushing off to finish downloading images and get to bed ready for an early rise. I leant back in my chair and really took in the night sky for the first time that trip. I've seen night skies in a number of countries but this was special. I resolved to make some time for some night photography too on my next visit.
Every destination has its challenges and rewards; how does Namibia compare to other places you've photographed?
Namibia is vast, relatively unpopulated spaces and the arid landscapes particularly strike those of us from more temperate climates. The rugged mountains and towering sand dunes provide some wonderful back-drops for wildlife photography. The colour palette is quite unusual being dominated by yellows, oranges and blues. There's certainly variety too with the coastal regions, Fish River Canyon and the Waterberg Plateau just a few examples of locations offering different photographic opportunities. Etosha National Park is also great for photographers, particularly in the dry season when you are able to witness the whole cast of its dramatic wildlife taking turns visiting the many waterholes.
Wildebeest seeking refuge during the course of the day on the Etosha Pan
One of the challenges we photographers have to face is that of heat haze. Photographing at the ends of the day when the air is cooler helps and it's also important to get nearer to your subject if there is a risk of haze. However, when using very long lenses, there are bound to be a few images blurred by its influence. The other elements that we need to respect in these sorts of environment are the dust and sand- extra precautions are certainly recommended. Planning your travel itinerary can also be a challenge as the distance between locations are great and many of the roads are not tarred. I tried to always travel during the middle of the day to avoid eating into the precious morning and evening photography sessions.
Which 3 photos shot in Namibia are you most proud of and why?
1. One of my favourites is the one of the Black-faced Impala drinking.
This was taken early on during my tour at one of the waterholes towards the Eastern Gate of Etosha. I watched through the viewfinder mesmerized as the impala came in one at a time to drink, eventually lining themselves up to form a wonderful composition. The late-arrival, nervously looking around before lowering its head really makes the photograph as it breaks the pattern established by the others.
2. Another is the silhouetted elephant drinking.
This was taken at Halali waterhole in Etosha. I was half-way into my time in the park and had yet to see an elephant- which is unusual. At sunset, I hurried on foot to the waterhole and was over-joyed to find a whole herd of elephants drinking there. I set to trying to capture some interesting shapes and outlines by silhouetting them against the glowing water beyond. I fired off a sequence as this one raised its head. The alignment of its head with the gap between the trunk and the reflection on the left made this one a particularly balanced and appealing composition.
3. Finally, I'll go for the one I call Elephant Communion.
I approached this waterhole to find these two bull elephants standing there coated with drying white mud. They looked as if they had been sculpted out of marble. I spent a good hour watching them as they gently swayed from side to side, occasionally turning to each other and gently resting their heads together. They had arrived together and I saw them leave together – clearly a close bond between them.
When going on a Namibian photographic expedition, what is your equipment of choice? And what do you never leave home without?
There are opportunities to use the full spectrum of focal lengths with long telephotos being useful for many wildlife encounters and in particular the bird life. Wide angle lenses will enable you to include foreground details in some of your landscape shots and to get 'creative' with rock formations, quiver trees and sand dunes. I'd also strongly recommend a polarizing filter. These will often work wonders in this context by lifting and emphasizing the wonderful colours in the scenery.
Sculpted sand dunes in the Namib-Naukluft National Park.
Another essential item is a beanbag. Much of your photographing will be done from a vehicle so a beanbag to rest your camera and long lens on will make life a lot easier. It will also give you the stability you need to use slower shutter speeds when the light levels are low early in the morning or when you need a small aperture for a greater depth of field.
A photographer friend is desperate to capture the best of Namibia. What top three tips would you give them?
Firstly, as with any destination, it's important to do your research and plan your travel itinerary with your photographic ambitions in mind. Make good use of an operator or contact with local knowledge. Factor in a little extra time as road conditions can be a little variable.
Deadvlei in the Namib-Naukluft National Park
Secondly, you must protect your equipment from dust and sand. Dust covers or simple plastic bags fixed over your camera and lens with rubber bands or tape are a good idea. A blower brush to keep the optics clean, and cloths and cleaning fluid are also essential. Remember to put your cameras and lenses away in your camera bag and to zip it up when you're on the move.
Finally, when lining up each shot, make a point of asking yourself about the fundamentals of lighting and composition. The aridity of the surroundings provides for some lovely uncluttered scenes, enabling you to simplify your compositions and to experiment with some precise placement of the elements contributing to the photograph. It's not surprising that many of my images from Namibia were used as examples illustrating various points in my book, Mastering Composition – the definitive guide for photographers (Details of which can be found on my website).
Richard spent his childhood years in East Africa and was so in awe of the beautiful wildlife of that region that now, many years on, he still feels the draw of the African continent and the safari experience. As a professional wildlife and landscape photographer, he uses his skills to share with others these wonders and the empathy and respect that he feels for the natural world. Through his photography workshops he also welcomes others to share in the exhilaration of the safari experience. He is now busy working on another photography book.
Visit Richard's website, or follow him on Twitter and Facebook. You can also check when his next photo safari is happening here.
Jan & Jaye Roode
The "white ghosts" of Etosha are something that any explorer of Namibia's national park should try and catch a glimpse of. Namibian photographer and elephant lover, Anja Denker, is here to tell you what it is like spending time with these gentle giants and how you can observe and photograph these magnificent creatures.
Photos and words byAnja Denker
The word Etosha literally means "great white place" as the pan in the middle of the park is a vast expanse of white, salt-laced earth. This soil supports very little plant life except for the blue-green algae that gives Etosha its characteristic coloring.
In the areas where the soil does get wet elephants can be found wallowing, covering their bodies in the mud that forms. This mud then dries into a light (usually) white coat.
The 'white ghosts' of Etosha, as I like to call them, can be observed frequenting the Nebrownii waterhole, where the dry white clay dusts their skin and coats the entire elephant in white – often brilliantly offset against the bright blue sky.
It is also a treat to photograph elephants at the Goas waterhole, due to the fact that it is so vast and open and very green especially in the rainy season. Here you can get a fantastic contrast between the blue sky, green vegetation and gentle grey giants.
The startling contrasts of color make for a visual, photographic feast, especially when it comes to the elephants that love to wallow in the water and the distinctly coloured mud. It is not uncommon when visiting Etosha to see these giant animals caked in the dried white mud of the pan.
It wasn't until October last year that I came across my first 'green' elephant. This particular elephant coating himself with the green algae slick of the pan and gaining a distinctly 'mouldy' appearance in the process!
Being so used to seeing the typical "white" elephants, this green specimen came as a complete surprise. The lone elephant bull was standing in a patch of blue-green algae at the Springbokfontein waterhole, a contact spring at the edge of the pan.
He was obviously having great fun splashing in the mud and coating himself with the green stuff he had found. His new dye-job really made him stand out in the vastness of the pan, and when a few zebra and blue wildebeest joined him it made for truly unique photo opportunity.
There are quite a few challenges when photographing on the Etosha Pan, the most obvious being the harsh light and predominant white background, which poses some real exposure problems. Strangely enough I find that I need to overexpose the shot sometimes, say for instance at midday at a waterhole when the background is bright and the animals are too dark. Of course it is advisable to use the "golden hours " to full advantage, those being first light early in the morning and then in the late afternoon.
I have managed to get some very decent shots in not so favourable light conditions as well and you'd do well to remember that any challenge forces you to grow. Cloud cover is also great as it softens the light considerably, being a wonderful natural filter.
I like to shoot at eye-level and up but this is not very often possible on the pan due to the animals being lower than the photographer. Except, of course, in the case of an elephant when it is close enough or when you get an animal on a rise and you can shoot against the horizon.
Dust is also a very big challenge in the sense that you really have to protect your gear carefully – it creeps in anywhere!
Elephants have always held a fascination for me, not only because of their impressive size, but also for their remarkable intelligence and emotional capacity. They demonstarte these almost human-like traits with their communication habits, mourning rituals, deep sense of family ties and fierce protection of their offspring.
I can remember I was with my daughter in Etosha and a small breeding herd of Elephants approached us from the front. There was plenty of space to move for the elephants so we stayed in our parked car and waited for the approach. The herd moved past our left side where my daughter sat – so close that their skin nearly touched the side of the car. As the herd made its way past us the matriarch lifted the tip of her trunk and briefly touched our side mirror as if in silent acknowledgement of our presence.
You can follow Anja on Facebook or visit her profile here.
Marina Cano is an award winning Spanish photographer who recently spent some time in Namibia. She took several amazing shots of the Land of the Brave and its creatures. We tracked her down and got her to share some of her wisdom and a few of her favourite shots from her trip.
There were many incredible moments in Namibia, it's difficult to choose just one. But early one morning we were tracking a young female cheetah, Jacomina. She had been introduced to the wild for just three months. I went with the rangers who were taking care of her while she got used to her new habitat. When we arrived there, she was alone.
Then Jacomina started calling for her cubs. After a few minutes, the ranger's became anxious because the cubs did not come. She continued to call them while moving around the area. We were on foot and followed her cautiously in the distance almost without breathing. After what felt like an eternity, two adorable cubs came running towards her. I could see a big smile and relief on all faces. Everything seemed to be much more beautiful even more sunny. At sunset the same day we found them relaxing in the bush- all three of them were lit up by the last rays of the sun. The mixture of shadows and light spilling onto them was just awesome.*
*This picture appears below so keep on reading!
Traveling in the winter, I had many opportunities to witness and observe a diversity of animals in large numbers at the many different waterholes. Sunsets were those magical moments that all photographers dream about. Every evening was a gift (sometimes it felt like I was having a romantic date with elephants, giraffes, rhinos, birds…) Simply put, it is nature at its best.
I felt comfortable, safe and also fulfilled with the spirit of adventure in Namibia.
The challenge is to make sure that you are at the waterholes close to the lodges in Etosha when the light starts to become precious in the golden hours of the day. Everyday you need to have a very specific schedule because the distances from the lodges in the parks are far. The Namibian landscape is unique and spectacular, it does not matter where you are; you recognize an image taken in Namibia as soon as you see it.
1. Okaukuejo waterhole at Etosha.
After sunset with giraffes and rhinos drinking, the sky turned into a swirl of reds, oranges and blues... In this picture you can only see the silhouettes in the reflection. I turned the picture upside down, so the sky remained in the bottom, and the silhouettes are in the upright position. The result is ethereal and mysterious.
2. Erindi Private Game Reserve
The curious baby leopard. It was just a miracle that we discovered a leopard cub by chance. The cub was about one month old. After spending over an hour with it, the cub became inquisitive and more confident and allowed us close enough to photograph it. The cubs curious beautiful blue eyes curious looked straight into the camera resulting in this delightful image.
3. Cheetah family in the bushveld
The cold blue environment contrasted with the warm light surrounding their bodies created a magical atmosphere, almost surreal. They came across as very relaxed and at the same time very aware of us. They all looked straight into the camera. I love the baby cheetahs' faces, looking mildly upset and curious, but feeling very safe close to their mum.
When going on a Namibian photographic expedition, what is your equipment of choice? And what do you never leave home without?
This was my first time in Namibia, I was there for one month exploring and discovering the beauty of this corner of Africa. My equipment: Canon EOS 1DX, Canon EOS MARK IV, Canon 600mm f/4, Canon 300mm 2.8, Canon 100-400mm, Canon 16-35mm, Canon 85mm. Manfrotto tripod.
For this trip, Canon Spain lent me the EOS 1DX camera and the fabulous 600mm lens. All I can say is that I felt extremely lucky because I was able to get very close to the animals when I most needed it. I recommend that you bring two camera bodies so you don't have to change lenses due to there being so much dust in the air.
A photographer friend is desperate to capture the best of Namibia. What top 3 tips would you give them?
1. Winter in Etosha offers a lot of activity at the most waterholes. The best waterholes in my experience are the ones at the lodges, so you don't have to rush up and down when it gets darker. Find a comfortable seating position and be ready to take the most exciting pictures. The weather is wonderful, not too hot in the days and evenings, but for sunrise shots wear warm clothes.
2. Erindi Game Reserve will offer you exciting and different approaches to wildlife photos. You can drive off-road and have really close encounters with the wild. The sunsets are endless, and some of the most beautiful I've ever seen.
3. Book well in advance for Etosha because during high season it gets very busy at the lodges. Spend as much time as you can in the park, every single day is to be treasured. Every minute is magic and you might not want to ever leave. Anyone who wants to join me for my photo safari is very welcome.
You can visit Marina's website here or check out her Facebook page for more of her work.
About Marina...
Marina Cano is an award winning Spanish photographer who has published two books and is regularly featured in the National Geographic. She has exhibited her work in Korea, South Africa, Cuba, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States of America. When not taking photographs Marina lectures around the globe.
Every now and then, we all need a break. A few weeks ago I decided to take a much needed escape from the daily grind, and set out on a 3000 mile road trip through the south of Namibia. I didn't have a set itinerary, just a road map, my four-wheel drive vehicle, cameras, and enough supplies to be self-sufficient for more or less two weeks.
The famous Dead Vlei.
I've always wanted to do a trip to Namibia. The country's natural beauty and its vast and desolate expanses have always appealed to me. I wanted to take some landscape pictures, and to take a bit of a break from my working life. I decided to focus most of my travels around the south and south-west of Namibia so as not to feel rushed while I explored the country.
The NamibRand Nature Reserve...There are no fences on the side of the road and the wildlife roams freely through the reserve.
I was afforded a certain freedom by travelling solo. I travelled on my own time and terms, and it's amazing how different one's experience of traveling is when one travels alone. I met people I would never have met if I were traveling with someone or in a large group of tourists.
Being on your own allows you to take more time to linger at interesting places.
I was using a Canon EOS 5D Mark III and I ended up taking the majority of pictures with three of my lenses: A Canon EF 24-70mm f2.8L MK II, a Canon EF 16-35mm f2.8L MK II and an EF 100mm Macro lens. I also used an EF 24mm tilt shift lens for a few shifted panoramas. I did miss not having a 70-200mm zoom lens, as there were plenty of opportunities where such a lens would have been ideal.
Ai-Ais Richtersveld Transfrontier Park- Panorama taken with Canon EF 24mm Tilt Shift lens.
If I could take only three lenses to Namibia I would pack a 16-35mm, a 24-70mm and a 70-200mm. These three lenses are my ideal choices for photographing landscapes and people. However, if I intended on photographing wildlife as well, I would simply add a 500mm lens with a tele converter to the above selection of lenses.
Namibian Winter Panorama-This panorama was taken with the Canon 24mm t/s F3.5ii L lens, and really shows where this lens excels.
There's a lot of dust and sand in Namibia. I managed to shoot with my camera for well over a year without the need for cleaning the sensor, but towards the end of my trip through Namibia, a number of dust spots started to show up at smaller apertures. So be sure to have a good camera bag to minimize dust build up.
Remote locations like Kolmanskop (pictured above) are striking, but are hard on your gear.
The light in Namibia has a magical quality to it. The skies have a very rich blue, and the light is unusually warm lending your photographs a rich tone. This country is breathtakingly beautiful with spectacular landscapes everywhere. It is a photogenic country- a photographer's dream.
The Fish River Canyon.
Dune 45.
Dead Vlei.
Namibia is vast, desolate and beautiful. I really enjoyed the isolation of Namibia. Even in peak tourist season, you can pull over your car on the side of the road and not see a vehicle for a few hours. You can camp wild under African skies and some roads are so isolated that you can literally be alone for a day or two.
The NamibRand Nature Reserve.
I deliberately tried to stick to mostly gravel roads. The condition of the gravel roads in Namibia are excellent. Towns along these roads are mostly small, often consisting of a fuel station, a shop, with a few campsites or lodges scattered around it. A lot of the roads don't have any fences and as a result I saw plenty of wildlife crossing the road. You quickly learn to look out for animals. It's well advised to only travel during daylight hours, as nighttime brings the risk of hitting animals.
The gravel roads in Namibia are great. Wildlife crossing the roads poses a risk, so speed should be kept to about 80km/h.
For the most part, there's limited or no cell phone coverage. Only the bigger towns and some smaller towns have coverage. The vast, desolate expanses of Namibia, coupled with a lack of communication to the outside world in many areas really allowed me to switch off, relax, and enjoy vistas of this beautiful country.
Relax, take some time and find something special.
Clearly, Namibia is a photographer's paradise, and it's easy to see why many of the world's top photographers return to Namibia year after year. It's easily the most beautiful country I've ever visited.
Tree Stump at Sossusvlei.
For first time visitors to Africa, it's a very safe and peaceful country. Namibia has a low crime rate, there's no wars, and religious or racial tension in the country. It's commonly known to be the safest country in Africa. The people are warm and friendly too, always ready to greet you with a smile. Accommodation was also reasonable and top notch, with plenty of lodging and camping options to choose from, making finding somewhere to stay quite simple.
If you're someone that enjoys nature, spectacular landscapes, world-class game, or if you want to have an adventure in Africa, Namibia should be at the top of your list of countries to visit. I returned home from my epic adventure, refreshed and with my batteries recharged. I met some great people and returned with more good pictures than I thought I would have taken.
Namibia is rich in photo opportunities.
I returned home with an urgency to go back and explore more of this amazing country. There's so much more to see: Etosha National Park, Damaraland, the Skeleton coast and more… Next time around, I will travel with my family. Watch this space.
On top of a dune, near Sossusvlei.
Carlo has been a passionate photographer since high school, when his father introduced him to photography. Photography has been a life long learning experience for him. His goal is to share his passion with others.
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All words and pictures in this post are by Carlo van Wyk.The original version of his article can be found on Photograhydo here.
After hearing about Willem Kruger's excellent landscape photography we decided to track him down and get him to share some of his best advice to photographers who want to capture the best of Namibia. Read on for tips and anecdotes from Willem's last photo safari through the Land of the Brave...
I went on a landscape photography safari in the southern parts of Namibia with my wife. We entered Namibia via the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park and travelled straight to NamibRand Nature Reserve. Just driving through the vast landscape of Southern Namibia is a highlight on its own.
Our stay in the NamibRand Nature Reserve was the highlight of the photography safari. Many pictures of Namibia usually highlight the beauty of Namibia portraying well-known places but not many images can be found portraying the beauty of the less explored south of Namibia.
I was presently surprised when I arrived in NamibRand and I saw the many opportunities it provides when it comes to landscape photography. The thunderstorms on the horizon against red dunes were particularly spectacular. Therefore, I think my most unforgettable moments were the magnificent colours provided by the sun, clouds, sand and plants, all in perfect harmony.
If you are a serious nature photographer (especially wildlife and landscapes), I am sure you are familiar with the two words – patience and rewards. In Namibia, the same principle applies. As a photographer, even when it comes to landscape photography, one needs to wait for the perfect moment. Wait for the all the elements such as light, clouds, dust, thunderstorms to be in place and just start shooting.
However, the difference lies in the reward. When I first arrived in Namibia, I asked myself the following question: "What makes this place unique?" I soon realised that the colour, the light, and the storytelling elements can easily be found and matched to produce stunning images. While composition is the backbone of all great photos, in Namibia one just need to look around you to realise how many possibilities there are.
Which three photos shot in Namibia are you most proud of and why?
Red Dunes is certainly one of my favourite images of Namibia. It shows a different perspective of Namibia and it is not the usual image of some well-known spot. It shows almost all the colours what Namibia can offer as well as a perspective on what Namibia landscape is all about. Rich in diversity yet everything is in harmony.
Red Dunes
Road to heaven is my second favourite because it is almost if the road is taking you towards heaven and isn't that what Namibia is all about?
The Road to Heaven.
Thirdly, Quiver tree hill shows the reader the other side of Southern Namibia… Wide open plains and dunes between mountains ranges. These are not easy living conditions for humans or animals but the lines in this photograph, leading towards the clouds on the horizon, offer a glimpse of hope.
Quiver Tree Hill.
Definitely any type of camera! From a simple cell phone or a compact point-and-shoot camera, to a professional SRL camera. There are so many opportunities that even the most inexperienced photographer will come home with a great image or two. For the more serious photographer, I would recommend a prime wide-angle lens along with your digital SLR camera with a few filters in the bag. If you have one, bring a 200mm to 600mm lens if you are planning to travel in the southern parts of Namibia.
I know it is a controversial issue but I do not leave home without my tripod. An essential piece of equipment when it comes to nature photography – just to assist you the get that super-sharp image and to distinguish you from the rest.
A photographer friend is desperate to capture the best of Namibia. What top three tips would you give them?
First, put down the camera and step back from the scene. Without the camera in front of you or even without worrying about the camera settings and the anticipated photo, you can free your mind and enjoy what Namibia can offer. Only then can you see the photo opportunities from a totally different perspective.
The next piece of advice is not new to photographers but it is vital: We all want to quickly capture the moment and move on to the next scene because Namibia has some much to offer. With that approach, you definitely will miss out on some unique opportunities. Rather take a little more time with your shots. Look for something different such as a more interesting point of view to shoot from. What about finding a different angle of an already well-known spot? I would recommend that you evaluate all the possibilities before taking the shot rather than just jumping in and get that already familiar/well-known photo.
Lastly – remember a photographer is an artist and not a forensic documentarian. Enjoy what you do and let your creativity takes over. Do not try and be copycat but rather try something differently. The result might surprise you.
Practising photography as a hobby will take you places where you previously would not have been. I do love nature photography and taking photos in Namibia is in my opinion provide one of the best opportunities to see what nature can offer.
Willem Kruger, in his own words...
Nature photography for me is not only a hobby but it is a passion. I hope to capture the essential detail and show people what nature has to offer for those people who are willing to have a closer and a more creative look at it.
Visit Willem's blog for more information and images.
The award-winning photographer Andy Biggs is the latest subject of our Capture Namibia series of interviews. Andy has been travelling around Africa for many years now and has a particular fondness for Namibia and the photographic opportunities it presents. Read on to find out why…
The dunes of Sossusvlei.
One day we were flying along the coastline from Lüderitz all the way up to Hartmann Valley, and when we flew along the Lange Wand I saw an amazing sight. As I peered through the scratched airplane window, I was wondering how I could convey the giddy heights of the Namibian sand dunes. I wanted to capture the way the shafts of sunlight pierce the mist and highlight the sand textures.
The Skeleton Coast.
The huddle of Cape fur seals - a dark smudge on the strip of beach - gave a sense of the vastness of this wilderness.' The Skeleton Coast is an area of about 16,000 square kilometres of national park that runs along the Atlantic coast of Namibia.
The challenge with photographing in Namibia is how to capture how one feels about being in wide-open spaces.
The vast Namib.
The sights, the smells, the sounds all are difficult to translate into a 2-dimensional photograph. The reward is capturing that one photograph that tells a complete story in only one image.
Four Himba women trek across the hot sand.
Skeleton Coast, Namibia 2006.
This image won the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition in 2008 in the Wild Places category.
Sossusvlei in B&W.
I have an affinity for clouds when I am shooting at Sossusvlei, and when they arrive and there is good light it is a wonderful combination.
Himba Family.
I use digital medium format equipment from Phase One. This equipment allows me to capture photographs with tons of information and to make extremely large prints.
Namib dunes at sunrise.
I would also never leave home without my tripod, as it allows me to capture images at the edge of light when the colour is at its best.
A tripod is essential for low-light shots.
1) Spend more time in each location and take the time to learn each area.
The iconic Dead Vlei.
2) Bring a second camera in case of equipment failure.
The camera buddy system- two cameras are always better than one!
3) Bring a tripod so you can shoot during the best times of the light.
A quiver tree at sunset.
And remember... Find time to have some fun!
Andy Biggs is an avid adventurer, conservationist, teacher, and outdoor photographer whose photography celebrates the African landscape and its rich wildlife, people, and culture. His photographic safaris allow the traveler to not only enhance their understanding of photography, lighting, and wildlife, but to develop a life-long admiration for Africa's beauty and culture.
If you want to see more from Andy visit his website or his blog. You can also follow him on Twitter or Facebook.
Namibia is one of the top destinations in the world for stargazing. Its dark and clear night skies are amongst some of the most pristine in the world and below are four reasons why we think you have to go stargazing while visiting Namibia.
The moon rises in the clear winter sky.(Image via I Dream of Africa)
In 2012 the NamibRand Nature Reserve was selected by the International Dark Sky Association as an official dark sky reserve on account of its low light pollution and cloudless night skies. And indeed the whole of Namibia has some of the darkest skies measured on earth allowing stargazers to gaze deep into the night sky on just about every night of the year.
Many lodges around Namibia take advantage of the unusually dark skies in the country and have their own telescopes. All you need to do is enquire at the reception of wherever you are staying to find out if your lodge has such facilities.
Starry sky over the desert.(Image via I Dream Africa)
The night sky over the Land of the Brave lends itself incredibly well to photography. Countless photographers, amateur and professional, travel from all over the world to capture astonishing images of our universe.
Below is a particularly stirring video made from a collection of over 16,000 still images of the Namibian night sky.
The award winning Namibian Nights by Marsel van Oosten. (Video ©Marsel van Oosten Squiver Photo Tours)
The great thing about visiting Namibia is that you can always find someone willing to take you on a guided tour of its attractions. The night sky is no different. There are several tour operators around the country that offer guided tours of the night sky.
Taking a guided tour of the night sky is perfect for the whole family.(Image via I Dream Africa)
The local guides are knowledgeable and passionate about the stars that shine down on Namibia and they are always more than willing to share their stories with visitors from near and far. Below are a few tour operators who offer stargazing tours.
Rob Johnstone has been an astrology enthusiast since 1986 and his company SOLNA (Space Observation Learning in Namibia) offers two guided tour options for visitors.
Guests at the SOLNA viewing site.(Image via SOLNA)
The first is just 29km south of Windhoek at the Gocheganas Nature Reserve. If you wish to book a tour at the reserve then email firstname.lastname@example.com or telephone Gocheganas at +264 (0)61 224 909.
SOLNA also works in partnership with Wilderness Safaris with whom they organise stargazing tours throughout the whole of Namibia. It is best to get in contact with Wilderness Safaris if you want to organise a stargazing trip and you can email them on email@example.com.
A picture of Saturn taken from the SOLNA viewing site.(Image via SOLNA)
Stargazing Adventure Namibia is a company run by Dr Ansgar Gaedke and Lynette Gaedke that is based in Swakopmund. Dr Gaedke is a professional astronomer who graduated from the University of Hamburg in astrophysics and astronomy and now gives tours to visitors interested in astronomy.
Photographs of one the company's many star tours.(Image via Stargazing Adventure Namibia)
They have several activities for would-be stargazers and you should check them out here to see which tour suits you. They also have a great gallery of photographs to whet your appetite ahead of your stargazing adventure.
Just west of Windhoek on top of the Gamsberg is the Hakos guest farm. On this farm the German-based International Amateur Observatory maintains an impressive collection of telescopes and other equipment for stargazing enthusiasts. There are several tour options on the farm and you can view them here.
The guest farm is specifically geared towards giving guests a memorable astrological experience in an environment that is largely untouched and unspoiled by man.
One of the farm's many pieces of advanced equipment (L).The isolated location of the farm (R).(Images via Hakos guest farm)
If anyone needed another reason to visit Namibia's iconic Sossusvlei, here it is: The stargazing opportunities at Sossusvlei are simply incredible. The sky is clear almost always and there is almost no light pollution out in the desert near the vlei.
A tree on the vlei against a slowly rotating starry sky.(Image via Rhino Africa Safaris)
The Sossusvlei Lodge was in fact recently ranked amongst the top 12 stargazing hotels in the world by CNN Travel. But this is not the only lodge in the area and there are also several other lodges that offer stargazing opportunities.
The Sossusvlei Lodge by night.(Image via Sossusvlei Lodge)
Below are three of the top-rated lodges that offer stargazing activities at or near Sossusvlei.
Sossusvlei Lodge
Little Kulala
Sossusvlei Desert Lodge
No matter where you are in Namibia the night sky is simply beautiful, and if you are visiting Africa from the Northern hemisphere then you should not miss out on this opportunity to see a totally different set of stars on the other end of the world.
Quiver Trees by Night - Florian Breuer(via Florian's Photographs)
Words by Charlotte Hughes.
Images by Christopher Rimmer.
Christopher Rimmer's fascination with Namibia began in 2009 when he included images of the Himba people in his ground breaking 'In Africa' exhibition. Since then, he has visited Namibia several times and travelled the length and breadth of the country documenting the landscape, the wildlife and the people of this unique country through the lens of his camera.
Chris' forthcoming exhibition, 'Sign of Life' opens in Reims, New York and Melbourne in 2014 and features stunning, large scale photographs of the ghost towns of Elizabeth Bay and Kolmanskop.
'I was at Etosha Pan in 2010,' recalls Rimmer, ' the BBC were out there filming for, what later became the ground breaking 'Africa' television series and one of the crew happened to show me some images on his phone one night of the ruins at Elizabeth Bay and Kolmanskop, where they had been filming footage of Hyenas.'
'I was immediately struck by the stark beauty and the poignancy of these structures slowly being re-claimed by the desert sands and resolved to travel there and document them before they disappeared from view completely.'
Rimmer, who was shortlisted for Black & White Photographer of the Year in 2012, travelled to the area twice spending a total of three weeks meticulously compiling images with a large format camera, this time in glorious colour. The resulting collection is a visual examination of what he terms the 'tragedy of lost significance' and the 'ultimate futility of human endeavour.
'I have always found the quality of light in Namibia extraordinary, he says, 'There is no doubt that it is a paradise for photography. The way the light reflects the landscape is truly unique. This was even more so around the ghost towns of Karas. The way the light enters the buildings at various times of the day provided some amazing opportunities for ambient light photography. You have to put in the time though; you can't expect to capture the essence of the place on a single day trip.
'What makes the ghost towns really impressive is how substantial the structures are. These people thought they'd be here forever yet, within barely 50 years the place was completely deserted. It's like walking through a lost world. I found the experience incredibly moving and I have tried to articulate that sense of loss in my work.'
The images Rimmer presents in the Sign of Life exhibition are both disturbing and beautiful and are a timely reminder of the power of nature over human enterprise in this era of climate change.
New York Art ExpoPier 94, NYC, April 4 - 6
Galerie Huraux21 rue Tambour, 51100, Reims, France. (Date to Be announced)
Angela Tandori Fine Art Gallery55 Victoria Pde, Collingwood, Melbourne, Australia (Date to be announced)
Visit Christopher Rimmer's website here.
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When faced with these complex ethical questions, it is tempting to take sides either for or against biotechnology. Utopian proponents will argue that biotech will end human suffering. Detractors will label it "unnatural" (many of them in blog posts on the equally unnatural internet).
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President Supermarket 7Read MoreWhen you shop at President Supermarket in Lake Worth, you're not just getting a great grocery store. You're enjoying a grocery store that prioritizes your comfort and emphasizes customer service to make this among the best places to shop around. When you have a hunger craving in between meals, these snacks will come in handy. Water junkies can get their gulp on with a swig from President Supermarket. If your hydration habits could use some work, pick up some delicious beverages to drink with a meal or on the go. If you need that extra push to get you through your workday, a coffee or tea from President Supermarket will do the trick. If you're in the need for some protein, this is THE place to go, as they have wonderful and various meats for purchase. Do you meet your recommended calcium intake? If not, pick up some dairy products and put yourself on the path to a healthier lifestyle. Maximize your evening time by relying on the amazing TV dinners available here. Here you can find a wide selection of oil and vinegar for all of your cooking needs, such as sauces and dressings. Looking to spice things up? Choose from their wide selection of seasonings and flavorful spices. Ready, set, fish! For heart-healthy fare, super fresh seafood is readily available. For baked goods that are as delicious as they are fluffy, don't forget to pick up some fresh ingredients to make sure your creation hits it out-of-the-park. Whether you cook it or eat it raw, the produce from President Supermarket will be tasty no matter what. Shop for tasty and hearty canned goods here and stock up on all of your favorite side dishes and main courses, such as soups and canned fruit. You'll definitely want to experiment with frozen foods to help maximize your time in the evening. Pick up some fresh and tasty pasta from President Supermarket and slurp your way to happiness. A classic breakfast option, cereal is always good to have on hand. A box is sure to ease everyone's morning appetite without taking too much time off the clock. Whether you prefer wheat or white bread, President Supermarket serves up a large selection of freshly-baked breads. For parking, you'll be able to look towards the nearby area for available space. When it comes to preparing food for your family, don't settle for anything less than the best. Check out President Supermarket in Lake Worth today.2485 10th Avenue NorthLake Worth, FL US
Ed's Food Store & DeliRead MoreLake Worth's Ed's Food Store and Deli is your one-stop shop for all of your grocery items, including fresh product and meat. With a bottle of water in hand, it's easy to refresh and refuel. Grab a couple drinks from Ed's Food Store and Deli and stay on the go all the time. If milk is your go-to beverage, you'll love the dairy products available here (great for strengthening your bones and teeth). Who has time to cook anymore? That's why there are frozen foods available here to help you keep pace with your career and family. Even the simplest recipes call for oil and vinegar, so make sure you have plenty to go around. Cereal might be the best part of waking up. Pick up your favorite box today. Everyone wishes they had more time, but when you start shopping the selection of canned foods at Ed's Food Store and Deli, you actually will have more time because of the food's ease of preparation. Planning a movie night? Stock up on all of your favorite snacks and munch and crunch all night long. Produce like this is not just nutritious...it's delicious, too! Switch up your weekly pasta routine with a new and exciting pasta recipe. Grab some noodles from Ed's Food Store and Deli and get cooking. Dial down your thirst with some delicious drinks that are both refreshing and cool. Have a gourmet meal without working away in the kitchen. Throw on your favorite TV show or movie and pop a frozen dinner in the microwave. You'll be happy you did! Stock up on all of your deli favorites, such as salads, meats and cheese, at Ed's Food Store and Deli and enjoy every bite. This store has all the supplies you need to make a scrumptious dessert when your tastebuds are calling. When you visit here, you'll be able to host a veritable barbecue with so many different meats for sale. When you're looking for a caffeine fix, Ed's Food Store and Deli has the best coffee and tea to get you going. Bread at Ed's Food Store and Deli is absolutely delicious. Tired of the same old recipes? Pick up some seasonings and spices from here and try out a brand new and creative recipe. Ready, set, fish! For heart-healthy fare, super fresh seafood is readily available. You'll be relieved to know that there's nearby parking available to Ed's Food Store and Deli. So next time you forget that last little item on your grocery list, head to Ed's Food Store and Deli in Lake Worth.3954 Suncrest RoadLake Worth, FL US


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In late Feb/early March my wife and I sill be staying with friends for a week in Roatan then 3-5 days in Utila followed by 2-3 days in Copan. One of our main goals in visiting Roatan is snorkelling and the goal for Utila is whale shark encounters. We're not divers, and we want to eat out, not cook our own food while on Utila. We like to snorkel, but also wander around town, plus visit local sights.
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WASHINGTON -- When he was told that some in the Army were dismissive of press reports on the mistreatment of patients at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, according to one witness, grew "very, very quiet." Within two weeks, the Walter Reed commander was out of a job.
This kind of decisive silence has been employed by Gates to good effect in scandals ranging from misdirected nuclear parts to the cremation of both fallen American soldiers and pets at the same facility.
To those who know this Eagle Scout with 28 years of experience in government, Gates' subdued efficiency is not surprising. To those of us who haven't had the pleasure, his transformational ambitions and strategic boldness are surprising indeed.
When Gates was nominated in late 2006, conservative suspicions and liberal hopes coincided. Gates, then a member of the Iraq Study Group, was expected to ease the American retreat from Iraq and begin the American engagement with Iran. Foreign-policy realism was back. When asked at his confirmation hearing if America was winning in Iraq, Gates replied, "No, sir" -- a candor that foretold change. But since Gates was the opposite of an ideologue, it was difficult to predict what form that change might take.
In the 17 months of his tenure, some of this transition has been stylistic. One Pentagon source (who didn't want to be identified for fear of sounding like a suck-up) calls Gates "extraordinarily quick and extraordinarily even" and praises his "sense of humor and candor behind closed doors."
But the most important shift has been substantive. Donald Rumsfeld -- along with the early President Bush -- set out an ambitious vision of military transformation. The Pentagon would use a period of relative international calm to make bold leaps in military capabilities so America would be unmatched in future wars. That calm ended on 9/11, but the Afghanistan and Iraq wars were still generally seen as temporary distractions from this great transformational purpose.
Far from treating Iraq as a distraction, Gates has posed the question: Why not concentrate on winning the wars our soldiers are currently fighting? In a series of groundbreaking speeches, Gates has argued that asymmetrical conflicts in the "long war" against "violent jihadist networks" will remain the likely face of battle for decades to come, that "procurement and training have to focus on that reality," and that shaping civilian attitudes in these conflicts will be just as important as winning battles.


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perhaps corruption of potato
slang, often used with 'sweet'
At Sixty-sixth he came sasshaying right down the car and said 'Hello, patootie!'
"sweetheart, pretty girl," colloquial American English, 1921, perhaps a corruption of potato (c.f. sweet potato). Sweet patootie is recorded from 1919 as a generic exclamation.
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Pediatric Associates Spartanburg and Duncan will participate in the March of Dimes walk in Spartanburg on April 25, 2015 at Duncan Park.
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Congratulations to Judy Walker, RN for receiving the Daisy Award through GHS!
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Who We Are
Pediatric Associates-Spartanburg offers a full range of healthcare needs for your children. We have nine board-certified physicians, who are committed to providing skilled and compassionate care to meet all your medical needs. From well checks to sick visits and everything in between, our goal is to offer you and your family the most current medical information and care available. Pediatric Associates-Spartanburg has been serving Spartanburg and surrounding communities for more than 30 years, and offers 140-plus years of combined experience.
We offer convenient office hours six days a week with same-day sick appointments. Our priority is to be accessible to you.
As part of the , Greenville Health System's Multi-Specialty Physician Group Practice, we are more closely aligned with the many specialty services of Children's Hospital including the highest level of pediatric inpatient care in the Upstate. Children's Hospital employs many pediatric specialists in fields ranging from cardiology to urology. Its child-friendly facilities include the state's largest neonatal ICU and a 24-hour Children's Emergency Center.
As members of the GHS family, our dedicated and highly trained staff look forward to meeting your pediatric health needs.
Pediatric Associates-Spartanburg is located at 249 N. Grove Medical Park in Spartanburg. Click here for directions.
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she look amazing !!! great work both of you
Super cute
Great work
she looks like beyonce LOL
I'd be truly honored if you would allow me to feature this in a new YouTube video tribute to the "She-Hulk." If you don't want it featured i will respect that and not put it in, or if you say yes. I will guarantee that your names will be in the credits and a link to your individual DA pages or other homepages you prefer in the video description.
unfortunately, youtube vids do not show my art well and i don't like my pieces being on it. thanks for the interest though.
Nice Work!
Shulkie<3! I love her buff arms and the confidence in her pose and facial expression. That's one of my favorite things about her and you totally captured it .
Looking strong as ever, with a great expression that says "Come and get me!"
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I like the green!
u draw some really nice muscular girls. really hope to see more
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Life Extension, Apple Pectin Powder, 227 g (Discontinued Item)
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Shipping Weight:?0.71 lbs (0.32 kg)
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- Product Code: LEX-10508
- UPC Code: 737870105084
- Package Quantity: 227 g
- Dimensions: 2.7 x 2.7 x 5.4 in, 0.6 lbs (0.27 kg)
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- For Longer Life
- Natural Source of Fiber to Promote Digestive Cleansing
- Dietary Supplement
Suggested Use
Read the entire label and follow the directions carefully prior to use.
Use one (1) level teaspoon mixed in at least 10 ounces of water before meals, or as recommended by a healthcare practitioner.
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Contains corn.
This product contains NO milk, egg, fish, peanuts, crustacean shellfish (lobster, crab, shrimp), soybeans, tree nuts, wheat, yeast, gluten, or rice. Contains NO artificial sweeteners, flavors, colors, or preservatives.
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A c-Myc and N-Myc double knockout P6 cerebellum, stained in green for the tumor suppressor p27KIP1, exhibits dramatically elevated KIP1. This data from the Knoepfler Laboratory suggest that excess Myc may cause the pediatric brain tumor medulloblastoma in part through suppressing KIP1 leading to cancer stem cell formation.
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The NIH funded T32 fellowship program in Oncogenic Signals and Chromosome Biology (OSCB) has developed from a general interest in cellular responses and signal pathways integrating both responses to the cellular environment mediated by cell surface receptors and to signals initiated inside of the cell nucleus such as damage to DNA. While diverse in nature, these signals are often inseparable and interconnected by kinases and cascades of phosphorylation. The majority of the research projects among Mentors in the OSCB Fellowship Program involve detailed mechanistic studies in vitro which complement in vivo studies using animal models. Mentors are drawn both from the UC Davis cancer research community and from scientists at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory; a formal collaborative agreement brings the two institutions together for cancer-related research.


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A timeline of events in American Airlines' history
FILE - In this Monday, Nov. 22, 1993 file photo, an American Airlines passenger confirms his ticket before his flight out of Miami International Airport, in Miami. American Airlines and US Airways announced Thursday, Feb. 14, 2013, that they're merging in a deal they value at $11 billion, creating the world's biggest airline. The combined carrier will be called American Airlines but run by US Airways CEO Doug Parker. (AP Photo/Daniel Portnoy, File)


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Teasing some ideas for next month's Rat Rage "Swords Illustrated" mouse and sword on Patreon for you swimsuit and sword lovers out there. Rai seems pretty interested in it… These took about up to 5 minutes a pop.
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It reminded me a second character Urd manga Ah! My Goddess!
Them's some major curves...o-on the blade....yeah >.>
I was JUST thinking how much I wish Jelli could be featured in something like that, started looking into commissions and...oh hey what's this here? Pledge $5 and...motherfucker.
But the sword is really cool!
Also, that mouse? Damn.
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Ordering was easy and the price was excellent. Even with shipping charges these were a bargain. Shipping was very fast. The boxes are nice and sturdy. If you plan on keeping loose ammo, these are very handy.