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Boda-boda. The Ugandan motorcycle taxis. The only way to get around.

Juba, Southern Sudan.
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Boda-boda. The Ugandan motorcycle taxis. The only way to get around.

Juba, Southern Sudan.

    • #Sudan
    • #autoportrait
    • #South Sudan
  • 8th December 2010
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Autoportrait — Hell’s Gate

Looking out over Ol Njorwa, I couldn’t resist. It’s been a while, and the series continues.
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Autoportrait — Hell’s Gate

Looking out over Ol Njorwa, I couldn’t resist. It’s been a while, and the series continues.

    • #travel
    • #Kenya
    • #autoportrait
  • 6th August 2010
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Autoportrait — Leaving Damascus

I spent three months in Syria. A month traveling, a month studying, and a further month doing a bit of both. During that time I met many fascinating people, some of whom I now count amongst my friends, friendships that I really value.

Arriving back into the city from Jordan, the familiar site of Jebel Qassioun appeared before driving back down the Mezzeh highway, past the university where I spent eighty gruelling hours between November and December, and then the Old City popped up. It dawned on me how much I was going to miss the place, and the people in it.

So thank you to you Damascenes, and inshall’ah, we will meet again soon.

Once again, I don a keffiyeh, strap-on my backpack, and climb in the back of a servees bound for the bus-station. The long route to Africa will wait a little while longer; next stop, Beirut.

Autoportrait — Leaving Damascus

I spent three months in Syria. A month traveling, a month studying, and a further month doing a bit of both. During that time I met many fascinating people, some of whom I now count amongst my friends, friendships that I really value.

Arriving back into the city from Jordan, the familiar site of Jebel Qassioun appeared before driving back down the Mezzeh highway, past the university where I spent eighty gruelling hours between November and December, and then the Old City popped up. It dawned on me how much I was going to miss the place, and the people in it.

So thank you to you Damascenes, and inshall’ah, we will meet again soon.

Once again, I don a keffiyeh, strap-on my backpack, and climb in the back of a servees bound for the bus-station. The long route to Africa will wait a little while longer; next stop, Beirut.

    • #travel
    • #syria
    • #autoportrait
  • 31st January 2010
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Autoportrait — Petra

Whilst the tombs, façades and carvings of Petra are magnificent, the landscape is absolutely mind-blowing, too, and well worthy of some hiking.

…and hand-stands on cliff edges, of course.

Here begins a small series of auto-portraits.

Autoportrait — Petra

Whilst the tombs, façades and carvings of Petra are magnificent, the landscape is absolutely mind-blowing, too, and well worthy of some hiking.

…and hand-stands on cliff edges, of course.

Here begins a small series of auto-portraits.

    • #travel
    • #jordan
    • #autoportrait
    • #landscape
  • 27th January 2010
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