Guys!! I’m back after the holidays 🙂 Yes! The trip was fantastic and I’ll be posting all those photos and will be sharing the experience with you all this week. Btw this week’s challenge was perfect (Thanks Ed!) as I have some pics of the Masai Tribal people from Kenya.
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Hope you all had a wonderful weekend!
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Beautiful pictures! I’d love to venture off to Kenya someday and take spectacular photos like these.
I look forward to reading more about your trip.
I like all the colourful, patterned clothes.
Lucky you! The shots are amazing btw, as always. 🙂
Gorgeous!
Looking forward to more. 😀
great photos, I used to support the Deaf in Kenya for 16 years
Fantastic shots, the Masai are the friendliest folks in Africa I’ve heard..:-)
WOW!! Nivin these are just fabulous!!
Best of the Day!~ love these!
Jen
Simply Incredible photos! The first one is my favorite because of the perfect composition. The tree completes that picture superbly!
The second and last photos give an interesting peak into their unique lives.
Thanks for sharing.
~Lisa
Fantastic !!! Great Shots !!! what wonderful looking people and love how colorful.
Glad you had such a wonderful trip, looking forward to seeing more…..Sam
Just beautiful, as always. Yes, I can’t wait to see more photos of you trip. wow, almost 45,000 miles. what an accomplishment that has been? How long has that taken you?
Beautifully captured…the wonderful colors of the dress of the people. That must have been an awesome trip!
Dude!!
Nice to hear that you had a great trip out there.. looking forward to your travelogue..
Great shots!
Wow those are amazing photos, sounds like an adveture.