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The Namibia Desert is the oldest desert in the world and also one of the driest deserts on the planet. On average, it receives only 2mm to 85mm of rainfall per year. The vast desert landscapes and giant dunes create an almost unearthly setting. The deathly silence of the sand with the ever constant blowing wind makes the Namibia Desert feel like a primal force of unparalleled beauty. The intense orange complexion of the dune sand seems to come alive during the ever-changing light of dawn.
The Namibia Desert comprises most of the Namib-Naukluft National Park and is a whopping 49,768m2 in size. This is even bigger than Switzerland and also the largest national park in Africa! The Namib-Naukluft desert covers seas of sand dunes, various (dry) riverbeds, rocky mountain ranges, solitary 'inselbergs' and gravel plains which alternate at a rapid pace.
Now, in 2019, I shoot about 11 years seriously. The last years with an SLR. I Like going in shooting early in the morning when it is still quiet and the Sun has yet to rise.
During travel I can't let my camera at home and I..
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