The reef at Shimoni
Diving at the reef of the Kenyan south coast of Shimoni. Shimoni has a dark past and used to be a important holding and trading center for slaves in the mid seventeen hundred to the mid eighteen hundred.
Diving at the reef of the Kenyan south coast of Shimoni. Shimoni has a dark past and used to be a important holding and trading center for slaves in the mid seventeen hundred to the mid eighteen hundred.
Deterministic chaos unfolding in a flock of sea birds as they weave in and out at great speed
Quite unusual to experience complete still air and the sea looking like a gigantic mirror of the morning sky.
The Colobus monkeys of Diani Beach, Kenya are a captivating sight. Known for their gentle and peaceful nature, these herbivores are a stark contrast to their opportunistic Sykes monkey cousins. Content to feast on leaves, fruits, flowers, and twigs, they live harmoniously in large family groups, fostering a strong sense of community. Their striking black and white coats and long, flowing hair make them easily recognizable, a dramatic difference from the pure white fur of their newborns. The accompanying images offer a glimpse into the lives of these beautiful creatures within their natural habitat amidst the lush coastal forests of Diani Beach.