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IT'S THE PICTURE
I've always fancied myself as a photographer. It's the glamorous end of the business. Images are almost invariably more telling than words. I have a huge admiration for photographers who follow conflicts. As Robert Cappa said: " If your pictures aren't good enough. You're not close enough". Which, of course, also happens to be true of reporters.
Western Cambodia 1981
Vietnamese troops after the invasion
to oust Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge
Seagulls: Mozambique
Illegal teak loggers
Central Myanmar 2008
Lion: Kruger National Park
South Africa. January 2014
Cuba: 2017
ETHIOPIA 2020
THE DANAKIL DESERT WHERE TEMPERATURES REACH 50C
We travelled by road from Addis Ababa to the northernmost province of Tigray and then to Danakil desert, the lowest point below sea level in Africa. From there we went to Djibouti.
The burning heart of Ethiopia.
Charging elephant Gonarezhou Park Zimbabwe
Baby zebra Gonarezhou Zimbabwe
Waiting for the menfolk to bring in the catch southern Mozambique
Charging elephant Gonarezhou Park Zimbabwe
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From Harare to Gonarezhou Park southern Zimbabwe then on to Mozambique 2019
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