Amazing Africa: Photos of land, sea and sky
Back by popular demand, here’s another set of beautiful landscape photographs from Africa. We asked some of our camera-savvy ONE staffers to send us their best stuff. These photos range from natural land formations to animals to dramatic skylines. Scroll through to see all the photos:
Balancing rocks near Harare, Zimbabwe. There are large naturally formed rocks sprinkled all over the countryside of Zimbabwe. Many have strange shapes and still manage to perfectly balance on top of one another. Photo credit: Tzviatko Chiderov/ ONE.
Elephant crossing the road near Kariba, Zimbabwe. Elephants walk around freely in this part of the country. They often go into villages and small towns in search of food. Photo credit: Tzviatko Chiderov/ ONE.
Zebras running freely in the Mbizi Game Park near Harare, Zimbabwe. Photo credit: Tzviatko Chiderov/ ONE.
The granite hills of Domboshawa, near Harare, Zimbabwe, are covered with red, green and gray lichen. Photo credit: Tzviatko Chiderov/ ONE.
Canopy Walk in Kakum National Park, Ghana. Photo credit: Maura Daley/ ONE.
Masai Mara National Reserve. Photo credit: Maura Daley/ONE.
Traditional countryside in Ethiopia. Photo credit: ONE.
Traditional hut in Ethiopia. Photo credit: ONE.
An afternoon on the shore in Ethiopia. Photo credit: ONE.
Lovely impressionistic landscape at the Masai Mara National Reserve. Photo credit: Maura Daley/ONE.
What other kinds of photos from Africa would you like to see? People? Places? Plant life? Let us know in the comments below, and we’ll try posting more next week.
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