Capturing Namibia
Home to fascinating tribal cultures, desert-adapted wildlife and breathtaking vistas, Namibia is a unique Southern African country that appeals to visitors for its promise of relatively untouched beauty.
In September 2016, AG director Christian Boix and a group of our safari clients visited the country’s most popular tourist destinations on a photographic trip that aroused the wildest of senses. Enjoy this gallery of some of the photographic highlights from their whirlwind adventure to Namibia.
? An iconic image of Deadvlei ©Adriano Gannam
? Burchell’s zebras in Etosha National Park ©Adriano Gannam
? Dune textures in Sossusvlei ©Adriano Gannam
? A Herero woman in Damaraland ©Adriano Gannam
? Ground squirrels in Solitaire ©Christian Boix
? A quiver tree in the Namib Desert ©Adriano Gannam
? An abandoned vintage vehicle in Solitaire ©Christian Boix
? A nightscape of a moringa tree in Sossusvlei ©Christian Boix
? A web-footed gecko (Palmatogecko rangei) in Dorob National Park ©Christian Boix
? A Himba child in Kaokoland ©Adriano Gannam
? The Naukluft Mountains ©Christian Boix
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