Fire

Shots taken in Nairobi.
My neighbor across the wall was burning something... I tried to catch the fire at what my eyes viewed it as however, trying to put my camera into night/sport/landscape mode failed. The end result of the picture was blurry. Although the pictures came out blurry, they did me well :) I ended up with an intense red shady painting like image.

Eh bye Mzungu...

On the way to Kampala...

So I spent over seven months in Masaka, Uganda and over those months I was known as a Mzungu. Now I can't consider myself Mzungu since I was born in Tanzania yet how would the mass population know that?
However when needed, I would tell people that I might look Mzungu but trust me, I am Tanzanian and speak Kiswahili ! :P

Run my child...

Shot taken on the way to Kampala. I'm not too sure which town since there quite a few towns along the way; and obviously I didn't keep track.

In the village

Photos taken somewhere close to Tikha, Kenya. I was tagging along with my brothers to their farm.

While I was somewhere, all I know was that i was somewhere close to Tikha (Kenya), I saw at least 4  cow tractor looking things.

At a farm...

Fresh cabbages, straight from the farm.  

Haha, this isn't that bad. One needs to be sitting in a matatu knowing that the entire roof is full of chickens. Or even better, chickens inside the matatu. Imagine 2 hours sitting in a Matatu and hearing them clucking about.. 

In the afternoon

In the late evening.

The moon

Once again, my heart returns to Jinja

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Good exercise, carrying the bike to each floor.

Feel free to call. For international folks, do add +256 and drop the 0. It's a good spot: right in the center of town. I have no affiliations with these people. I'm just helping them advertise globally (haha)

It was independence day for Uganda, so there were flags almost everywhere :)

The rail tracks are no longer used anymore.  The rail tracks are enclosed in a compound belonging to a factory that makes flour.

Thanks to someone who thought it would be cool to write up: John Speke was here

Jinja is beautiful. This is not all Jinja. I just have an interest in old buildings. One afternoon was spent taking pictures, the other spent in doors because it rained the whole day and then the next was spending time with friends.

Rain

'Thunder is rejoicing again loudly ... Lightening shining in cracks so bright ... So silvery and full of charge ! I just love the cheerful energy it spreads and the fragrance soul of the soil infuses ♥ Mother Earth is celebrating again tonight '
-Jyotika Chhibber