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African Screens 18 – Lake Bunyonyi
Located in South Western Uganda, Lake Bunyonyi had been described to us as the most beautiful lake in Uganda. We had to stop here before going to Rwanda during our #OnetouchLive photographic road trip from Nairobi to Bujumbura. After travelling on winding roads from Masaka, we got to Lake Bunyonyi’s shores in the dark of …
African Screens 17 – Bujagali Silhouettes
We are in Kigali, nine days into our 17-day #OnetouchLive photographic road trip from Nairobi to Bujumbura and back. From what we have seen this far, we truly live in a blessed land full of beautiful landscapes and warm people with big hearts. More about that in a later post. This week’s wallpaper was shot …
African Screens 16 – Nakuru Zebra
This is a monumental week for me and my fellow light painters at Onetouch Media. In 2012, we started #OnetouchLive and used it to write our own stories as Africans. Through our photos and short films,we shared who we truly are and showcased the beauty of our country. We visited many towns and regions in …
African Screens 15 – Cocktail Glasses
Many people say: ‘I can’t wait to get the latest camera from Canon or Nikon so that I can take great pictures.’ Truth be told, the camera you use should not stop you from taking great shots, unless it isn’t working. When growing up, I didn’t complain that I couldn’t race a car because my dad …
African Screens 14 – Diani Sunrise
Capturing the sunrise isn’t a simple matter of setting out with your camera at dawn and clicking away. There’s several variables to be considered. Weather is top on the list. You can leave bed early, hurry to your vantage point only to find the clouds have formed a formidable blanket that the sun can’t peek …
African Screens 13 – Mara Lonely Tree
If you live in Kenya and have never been to the Mara, you should make a point of visiting this wonder. Mara’s vast open landscapes will take your breath away, literally. Some places are flat for miles upon miles, with a single tree popping out of the grassy plains, as you’ll see in this week’s …
African Screens 12 – Kinale Forest
While it may be summer in some places, here in Kenya we are deep in our winter season. Its been very cold the last couple of days and we can’t wait for the sun to shine bright once again. This week’s wallpaper celebrates the beauty that can be found in these low temperatures. The image …
African Screens 11 – Tsavo Sunset
This week, we’re still in Tsavo for the African Screens series. Tsavo is vast, flat and scenic. Due to its size, it’s not that easy to spot game but when you do, it definitely is worth it. Remember last week’s elephants? For this shot, I had to drive quite a bit to get the perfect …
African Screens 10 – Tsavo Elephants Crossing
Thus far the Good Lord has brought me… It’s the tenth African Screens wallpaper and so far, so exciting… and tiring too! It takes a lot of commitment to put out a different image each week but I must say, rewarding too! Spurred on by your kind comments, and the desire to shot how blessed …
African Screens 09 – Elementaita Sunset
This is the third week we are in Elementaita, which, I got to find out, is a corruption of Ole Muteita. The sunsets at this Rift Valley lake never disappoint, and are as diverse in colour and form as the the experiences you’ll have when there. This week’s was taken in 2012 when visiting the …
African Screens 08 – Lake Elementaita Reflections
It may be the smallest of the Rift Valley lakes but Elementaita is never short of action to capture. For the second week in a row, it sets the scene for this week’s wallpaper. I shot this bird (someone kindly tell me the species) on Christmas eve morning in 2007 while open camping by Elementaita’s …
African Screens 07 – Lake Elementaita Boys
This week’s wallpaper was shot on a bright Saturday morning in Lake Elementaita. It reminds me of the days when Saturday was a true weekend; when you could sleep in instead of rushing to school for extra classes; when playgrounds were the preferred play station; when kalongo, bano, kati, shake and bladder kept obesity and …
African Screens 06 – Lake Bogoria Tree
Hope your week has started off well whichever part of the world you are in. Here in Kenya, we are experiencing winter chills and can’t wait for the sun to return from vacation. This week’s wallpaper goes to prove that even in the dry and dusty times, Africa is still a beautiful place. It was …
African Screens 05 – Katsangani Sunset
The little-known village of Katsangani is located about 80km north of Malindi, and 30 minutes inland on a boda boda. It is an island in the Tana delta and for the longest time, palm wine brewing was its main economic activity. In the past couple of years, a group of fearless influencers from Mavuno Church …
African Screens 04 – Kajiado Bee Eaters
A big thank you for all the kind words from last week’s debut African Screens wallpapers. I’m humbled and encouraged to keep doing this. The first instalment this week features Bee Eaters I spotted in Kajiado in 2012 where I’d gone to watch the Safari Rally. The beauty of these birds is their rich colours, …
African Screens 03 – Amboseli Zebra Stripes
The third instalment of the debut African screens features a Zebra I spotted among a herd in Amboseli a while back. There was nothing unique about it, but I decided to shoot its back as it enjoyed its meal. I loved the way its stripes contrasted against the clear blue skies. If you feel the …
African Screens 02 – Kenya 7s
We stay up late, wake up early and even skive work to show our appreciation. And they never let us down, making it the best 15 minutes of many of our weeks. And now, you can show your appreciation for Kenya’s Sevens team with the second of this week’s African Screens wallpaper. It features the …
African Screens 01 – Nairobi Sunrise
Africa is a blessed continent. Yes, we have our issues, but we have more blessings than issues. In my travels across the continent, I’ve come to appreciate our abundance of diverse landscapes, warm hearts and explosive energy. All the photos showcased in this blog and at www.click.co.ke are shot right here in Africa as evidence …