Cape Town is just one of those cities that never leaves you. It gets under your skin and is full of life, colour and contrast. When I moved to Sheffield, UK the thing I thought I’d miss the most was…
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The final chapter
Goodbyes are hard to avoid when you do a bit of traveling. Today, I’ve said quite a few goodbyes to many wonderful people who have made my stay here in Mkushi, Zambia so much better than I could have imagined.…
Tagged with: adventure, documentary, family, photography, travel, travel photography, Zambia
Posted in Family Portraits, Photography, Travel
Posted in Family Portraits, Photography, Travel
The villages
What I’ve loved most about Zambia is going out to meet people in the villages. Rural Zambia is a lot simpler than the kind of city life I’m used to. There aren’t many houses with electricity. Torches are solar powered…
The animals
I am not a wildlife photographer! If you want to check out a local wildlife photographer then go to Patrick Bentley’s site. He is one very talented dude! But I do love animals and a friend asked if I could…
Tagged with: adventure, nature, photography, travel, travel photography, wildlife, Zambia
Posted in Photography, Travel
Posted in Photography, Travel
The 5th anniversary
Today is the fifth anniversary of Ben and Cat Frampton coming to Mkushi, Zambia! Woo hoo! And so of course there had to be cake. But even better than cake, was the opportunity for all of us to gather for…
Tagged with: adventure, documentary, foundations for farming, frampton, interns, travel, Zambia
Posted in Photography, Travel
Posted in Photography, Travel
The interns
Foundations Zambia is a Christian organisation and it’s aim is ‘to inspire and equip people into a deeper walk with Christ through biblical teaching on farming, family, and finance.’ As part of this vision they recruit a number of interns…
Tagged with: adventure, documentary, foundations for farming, photography, travel, travel photography, Zambia
Posted in Photography, Travel
Posted in Photography, Travel
The Nest
I’m here! After a very long journey where not much sleep was had I arrived in the dinky airport of Ndola where Dan and Mary, my hosts for the extent of the stay, picked me up. It was strange, because…