From Northern Kenya this January, a herder brings his flocks home under the setting sun to celebrate Almatho. I didn’t anticipate this one. We’d been out the night before making portraits and I’d seen similar scenes. I thought the herds were home now. But the next night they kept rolling in, and the celebrations began. I spent a couple hours on my knees in the dust, among sheep and camels, shooting into the sun and deliriously happy. Then someone gave me a camel. I love my work more than I can tell. Click the image to make it large, then right-click it to download as a large desktop wallpaper. Enjoy!
If you missed it this weekend, we announced the dates and details of the Ethiopia trip. Join Jeffrey Chapman and I as we explore and photograph Ethiopian Orthodox Christmas in the ancient city of Lalibela.
Today, April 01, is the last day to save $15 when you reserve your copy of SEVEN, Seven Continents + Seven Years, A Photographic Journey. On Friday I’m on press with my book, watching it print, learning how this whole thing is done and chewing my nails. Excited, but a little nervous. I’ve been overwhelmed by the response to this, thank you.
Tomorrow I’ll be releasing dates and details for the Day of the Dead trip to Oaxaca, Mexico.
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Great pic David, love it! Clicking on it (in both Firefox and Chrome) won’t enlarge it?! I would love to have it as a wallpaper …
Thank you so much for Awesome wallpaper.Thanks for the post.
Totally stunning image. Love it. Well worth the “dust kneeling!”