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Tanzania Safari

TANZANIA | Mon, 7 Mar 2016 | By tiltingwindmills | Views [557] | Comments [1]

Day 1: Tarangire National Park It took about 3 hrs to get to Tarangire from Arusha; along the way we picked up my Safari companion Wolf, an elderly gentleman from Germany. His spoken english was excellent, but didn’t seem to understand a ... Read more >

Tags: ngorongoro, safari, serengeti, tarangire

Serengeti Safari

TANZANIA | Mon, 22 Sep 2014 | By clare-tamea | Views [1041]

At the moment we are in Tanzania on an expedition with Raleigh International. Before we started here, we went on a superb safari to the National Parks of the Serengeti and Ngonrongoro Crater. We went with Duma Safaris, making up a group of six, which ... Read more >

Tags: safari, serengeti

Hipopos In The Geti

TANZANIA | Sun, 27 Apr 2014 | By olliegoldson | Views [612]

Serengeti and Ngorongoro This place really does live up to its name. It is just a vast plain with nothing around but animals. And the crater, it is enormous. I wasn’t expecting something quite as extraordinary, in fact I wasn’t too sure ... Read more >

Tags: africa travels, ngorongoro crater, serengeti, tanzania

The Animal Kingdom

TANZANIA | Fri, 1 Mar 2013 | By away2travel | Views [837]

The Animal Kingdom Posted on   March 21, 2013 by   James DAY ONE: ARUSHA March 10, 2013 The base of operations for our safari into the  Serengeti  and  Ngorongoro Crater  was a campsite ... Read more >

Tags: africa, ngorongoro crater, safari, serengeti, travel

On Safari: Tanzania

TANZANIA | Tue, 29 Mar 2011 | By chrisaknight | Views [1748]

I travel halfway around the world to get a shot of a lion and the one I get up-close and personal with has a comb over.  Super.   You ever have those moments in your life when you see something that your brain just refuses to process? Emily and I ... Read more >

Tags: laka manyara, ngorongoro crater, serengeti, tanzania

Tanzania: Where the really wild things are

TANZANIA | Wed, 3 Feb 2010 | By nomads-survival-kit | Views [3305] | Comments [1]

Tags: africa travel, ant stone, game parks, migration, safari, serengeti, tanzania, what to pack on safari

Safari Time

TANZANIA | Wed, 13 Jan 2010 | By christina_wallace | Views [1455]

This will likely be the last entry of my trip, since I fly out to London tomorrow, and onward to New York on Friday.   Don’t be too sad, readers!   I’m already plotting my next big adventure and believe me: it is going to be spectacular.   ... Read more >

Tags: game drives, hbs, ngorogoro, serengeti, tanzania

 

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2.	The Fishermen’s Life. Fishing is one of the most popular sources of living among Filipinos who lives along the coastline. Every day, the fishermen wakes up before dawn and prepare their fishing gears. They ignore the cold temperature because they need to, they almost don’t have a choice. In taking the picture, I bent down so that the net filled the frame and the fishermen were put inside it. My primary objective was to take a picture that was compost not in a unique way. But, the picture exhibits a lot of symbolism. The net surrounds the fishermen which symbolizes that their lives depends so much on fishing. The holes and stitches in the net symbolizes that it endured a lot of work already. The picture symbolizes that in unity there is strength. That symbolism are exhibited through the net (threads that were bounded together) and the group of fishermen working together to get a bountiful catch. This picture was taken on a Saturday morning in Tigbauan in Iloilo.: by jagunap, Views[987]
2. The Fishermen’s Life. Fishing is one of the most popular sources of living among Filipinos who lives along the coastline. Every day, the fishermen wakes up before dawn and prepare their fishing gears. They ignore the cold temperature because they need to, they almost don’t have a choice. In taking the picture, I bent down so that the net filled the frame and the fishermen were put inside it. My primary objective was to take a picture that was compost not in a unique way. But, the picture exhibits a lot of symbolism. The net surrounds the fishermen which symbolizes that their lives depends so much on fishing. The holes and stitches in the net symbolizes that it endured a lot of work already. The picture symbolizes that in unity there is strength. That symbolism are exhibited through the net (threads that were bounded together) and the group of fishermen working together to get a bountiful catch. This picture was taken on a Saturday morning in Tigbauan in Iloilo.

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