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Arriving Zanzibar

Zanzibar! The island who draws many picturesque fantasies in our mind. For long time i refused to visit that pricey island, but gave in my curiosity. Stone Town, the first steps on the island, got me immediately. The mixture of culture and architecture, narrow alleys and open ocean, sea breeze and spicy scents, sunburned tourists and smiley locals.

Take a look on my first impressions…

Januar 11, 2017 by Rene Bauer Categories: Africa, gastronomy, HOPE, humansofplanetearth, landscape, nature, portrait, reportage, tanzania, tradition, travel, Uncategorized, urbanlife, waterTags: Africa, alley, architecture, beach, boat, cat, city, graffiti, holiday, island, people, port, portraits, sea, ship, stonetown, streetphotography, sunset, tanzania, tourists, Travel, urban, zanzibar Hinterlasse einen Kommentar

Daressalam Fish Market

The fish market is next to the ferry station. Fishermen are busy unload their catch from big boats to the halls. In different sections buyers get smaller or bigger fishes, fish cleaning tables and fish frying facilities. The stench isn’t that smelly as expected and despite the crowd gathering around tables or auctions, the noise isn’t that bad either. The variety of fishes and seafood is big instead. Beside the piles of common snappers and other fishes, craps, squids, eels and different rays are also in the catch. I only feel disturbed to find frozen fish from China in that market too.

Januar 4, 2017 by Rene Bauer Categories: Africa, animal, food, gastronomy, HOPE, humansofplanetearth, nature, portrait, reportage, tanzania, travel, Uncategorized, urbanlife, water, wildlifeTags: Africa, coffee, crab, crowd, daressalam, eel, fish, fishmarket, market, people, stingray, streetphotography, tanzania, Travel, urbanlife Hinterlasse einen Kommentar

Lake Naivasha Impressions

Despite the many, noisy people who shared the campsite, i enjoyed the long weekend at Lake Naivasha. A few photo impressions:

Dezember 13, 2016 by Rene Bauer Categories: Africa, animal, kenya, landscape, nature, portrait, reportage, travel, Uncategorized, water, wildlifeTags: Africa, animals, birds, boat, fishermen, forest, fun, hippo, kenya, lake, landscape, monkeys, mood, naivasha, nature, photography, safari, sunrise, sunset, Travel, wildlife Hinterlasse einen Kommentar

times of repairs

On travel, there are times of joy ..and there are times of repairs. Happy to see my Land Rover again, but there was quite few things to repair, to improve and to test again. The clutch must be replaced, as the pedal didn’t work properly too. To replace the word battery seemed to be an easy thing, despite the narrow place under the seat, that’s why i also put some switches and wiring in different places. Wondering why the new board battery won’t charge lead to a problem on the controller of the dual-battery-system. We took it out and put a manually switch between the batteries instead. Now the fridge didn’t work anymore. A few coffees later, and after i took some cash in hands, Gabriel could fix my precious fridge. There was more small things to fix, including a photo lens (fixed quick by Nikon Service in Thika Road Mall), but meanwhile i learned to be patient on traffic jam too. There seems only one rule on Nairobi’s streets: no rules! The start of rain season didn’t make it easier to navigate trough the city, especially at night. On the camp of Jungle Junction soaked the terrain to a muddy flat.Just right to test the couple new Maxxis off-road tyres i got here. 🙂

Dezember 5, 2016 by Rene Bauer Categories: Africa, animal, food, gastronomy, HOPE, kenya, landscape, reportage, travel, Uncategorized, urbanlife, water, wildlifeTags: 4x4, action, Africa, africaoverland, animals, car, carbattery, cars, cash, coffee, daily life, fridge, fun, kenya, Landrover, landy, lens, money, mud, nairobi, nature, nikon, nikonlens, Offroad, overland, overlandafrica, overlander, people, photography, project, rain, rainseason, repair, safari, skyline, traffic, trafficjam, Travel, tropic, tyres, waeco, work, workshop, zebra Hinterlasse einen Kommentar

Kenya; Ngong Hills

Just out of the city of Nairobi are the Ngong Hills covered with windmills, satellite antennas and communication towers. Can’t cost anything to hike there around, i thought. In the village on the way to the hills were children playing. Some hide shyly, other ones showed up curiously about the stranger passing trough. Just a few adults were around, as curious as the young ones. A father peeks over the fence and ask me to take a photo from him with the kids. Over the village circling the blades of the massive windmills, making a sonorous, deep sound. You get used on it, the villager told me.

Despite the forest is almost gone, replaced by a wide access road and the wind generators, it’s called still a conservation park and a fee is to pay. With Ruth, a new friend and model, i entered the park and hiked around the huge generators. Some women and children followed along a trickling creek. Near the source of it they scooped water into buckets and carried them back to the huts.Three siblings got curious about the white/black couple doing a photo shooting. The youngest got scared, start to cry out loud, but got then overwhelmed by his own curiosity. With the support of the older sister he dared to get closer and play with the cam and the looked at the photos i made of him. At the end we all had a laughter about funny pictures.

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November 2, 2016 by Rene Bauer Categories: Africa, flower, HOPE, humansofplanetearth, kenya, landscape, nature, portrait, reportage, travel, Uncategorized, urbanlife, water, wildlifeTags: action, Africa, children, culture, daily life, electricity, family, friends, fun, generator, hiking, hills, kenya, kids, model, nairobi, nature, ngong, ngonghills, people, photography, photoshooting, Travel, windgenerators, windmills, work 2 Kommentare

with Solita at hot springs

Early morning gives us a clear sight of Mt Kilimanjaro, while the natural hot springs are still deserted. Perfect condition for a photo shooting with Solita (instagram: @solitacruz), the queen of selfies, as she called herself. And indeed, she put herself in great poses and i just had to push the shutter. But yes, you wanna see the results now…

Oktober 13, 2016Oktober 13, 2016 by Rene Bauer Categories: Africa, flower, HOPE, humansofplanetearth, landscape, nature, portrait, reportage, tanzania, travel, Uncategorized, waterTags: action, culture, friends, fun, hotspring, model, nature, party, people, photography, photoshooting, safari, sport, sun, Travel Hinterlasse einen Kommentar

Visitors from India

A few years back i met that nice lady in Bangalore who invited me to her family stay. Now she’s on a trip trough Europe and i had the honor to meet her again in Zurich for one day. There was a lot to catch up, so we had coffee and chat with her friends who accompany her. Between all the luxurious shops on the famous Bahnhofstrasse we bumped in a guy offering „free hugs“. Big fun and bright smiles guaranteed.

Despite the cool temperature and overcast we had a stroll trough the inner city, seen some ancient spots and cultural highlights. The weekly flea market caught the attention of the visitors. Just before the rain started we made it back to the main train station, where the local „Oktoberfest“-party started…

Oktober 2, 2016Oktober 2, 2016 by Rene Bauer Categories: europe, gastronomy, HOPE, humansofplanetearth, portrait, reportage, switzerland, tradition, travel, Uncategorized, urbanlife, waterTags: action, culture, daily life, dirndl, fleamarket, food, freehugs, friends, fun, history, india, music, oktoberfest, party, people, portraits, river, skyline, switzerland, tourism, tourist, Travel, zurich Hinterlasse einen Kommentar

Linda At The Beach

Many young women are keen of getting nice pictures of themselves. And photo shootings are always fun anyway. So was it with Linda too, as we met for a coffee at South Beach. A hazy day at beach but just right for a few shots.

August 27, 2016 by Rene Bauer Categories: Africa, HOPE, humansofplanetearth, landscape, nature, portrait, reportage, tanzania, Uncategorized, waterTags: adventure, Africa, beach, bikinigirl, blackbeauty, blackgirl, daily life, girl, HOPE, humansofplanetearth, island, landscape, model, mood, nature, overland, people, photoshooting, portraits, reportage, sea, tanzania, Travel 2 Kommentare

Tanzanian Beach Life

A crowded ferry sets hundreds of people over to the southern beaches of Daressalam. At Kigamboni i found a little paradise to camp and got stocked for more than two weeks. Every morning i watched early sun pushing trough the clouds and chased them away, made my coffee with the friendly words of the staff, did some laundry or small repairs before taking my book to the hammock at the beach.

There’s always been people to talk with too. As i met energetic Radhia, who told me about life here and all the many ideas and projects she has in life. Or two young volunteers just finished their time on a project in Rwanda and were on search for a perfect beach before heading back to Europe. I offered to drive south to more remote and unspoiled beaches …and we found was we were looking for: A lonely, white sanded beach with crystal clear water.

August 25, 2016August 25, 2016 by Rene Bauer Categories: Africa, HOPE, humansofplanetearth, landscape, nature, portrait, reportage, tanzania, travel, Uncategorized, waterTags: 4x4, adventure, Africa, beach, beachlife, camping, coast, daily life, girl, HOPE, humansofplanetearth, Landrover, landscape, nature, Offroad, overland, people, portraits, reportage, safari, sand, sea, sunset, tanzania, Travel, Village Hinterlasse einen Kommentar

Tanzanian Maasailand (part 1)

It’s a little while since, but i don’t want hold back the pictures from my last Tanzania trip any longer. After the safari tour to Serengeti and Ngorogoro crater with – a rather disappointing – safari tour operator. I was happy to continue traveling with my own car and pace. On the safari tour i met two young tourist girls, who wanted to go to Daressalam too. I offered them to join me trough Maasailand instead of a boring, long bus ride direct to Dar. They agreed for sharing fuel and food.

The day before departure, the three of us went to local market to buy food. It’s hard bargaining if one goes with typically dressed tourist girls to the food stalls. Somehow we managed to get our supplies, as the girls told me about their appointment with the owner of the safari company we went days before. The same guy who cheated me and gave false informations to me, was inviting those young girls for pizzas and swimming pool at the most expensive hotel in Arusha and paid them even their room in a backpacker hostel. I joined the girls for that appointment and got at least a pizza myself and some relaxing hours with wifi at the pool at „Mt Meru Hotel“. The pizza was tasty, the pool refreshing and the view of Mount Meru splendid.

The first day traveling didn’t brought us very far, but to a wonderful oasis i knew from earlier visit. Hot spring and pool with crystal clear water was a delight after a dusty road trip. Since we supposed to travel as friends, the girls had to help with cooking while i pitched their tent for the night. With the highest mountain of Africa – Mt Kilimanjaro – we camped just next to the hot spring.

On the next day, we got deeper in Maasailand, with no specific route, just follow south on dusty roads. We passed some huts and villages which seemed to be abandon. Some kids lead cows somewhere, looking bewildered as we crossed their ways. The rain brought much green food for their cows. For us was it easy to find a quite place to camp in that lush, green bushland and enjoy a peaceful sunset.