TRAVEL portraits, places and landscapes in black & white and color photography : visit six stunning places within six West African countries as this perpetual traveler stays amongst the people ... from the harsh, dramatic Sahara of Mauritania to the lush canyons of Guinea to the surreal mud mosque of Djenn'e in Mali to the colorful, stilt-lake village of Ganvie, Benin ... and more.
About the Author
Michael Robert Powell
candytrail
- nomadic since '88 -
MRP lives for travel. He has experienced around 100 countries in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, South America, Europe, Oceania, and visited Antarctica.
He was born in New Zealand / Aotearoa - the land of the long white cloud - but has been wandering the world - living out of a backpack - most of his adult life. Since 1988. And while he holds a degree he has never had a permanent job or a career, never owned a house or car or motorbike - but once had a TV - and today he remains ‘on the road’ and single, never married, no children, few assets, no social circle or societal niche … for now he’s still addicted to the constant fresh experience that is the freedom & excitement of a wandering life.
Publish Date July 14, 2008
Dimensions Standard Landscape 80 pgs
Standard Paper
Category Travel
Tags travel photography, west africa, african tribes, black and white, tamberma valley, sahara desert, adrar plateau, tongo hills, mali, mauritania, ghana, togo, benin, guinea, landscapes, portraits, color, traditional, travel, islam, animalist, village, lake, river, mosque, djenne, doucki, canyon, ganvie, dunes
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