Isolated thunderstorm in the Erongo Mountains.

The deep blue skies of Namibia.

Erongo Mountain vantage point.

View of Namibian highlands bushveld lush and green at the end of the rainy season.

Thorn tree sihouetted against the deep blue sky.

Full moon rising as we prepare to enter a leopard blind for the evening.

Desert garden at the home of the rancher where Holly and I shot our leopards.

Another view of the desert garden.

Rainbow on the horizon next to Omaruru Kopje.

The sun sets on one of the many dramatic rock formations in the Erongo Mountains.

Moon rise at sunset.

Interesting desert plant.

Weaver bird nests and termite mound. Two approaches to coping with the environmental extremes of the Namibian climate.

Termite mounds are designed to maintain livable internal temperatures during sub-freezing nights and 100+ degree days.

An adandoned termite mound with a decidedly "ghoulish" appearance.

View of Windhoek residential neighborhood from Dirk de Bod's home.

The rainy season brings flowers to the Kalahari.

The impossibly blue sky and red sand of the Kalahari in late afternoon.

Another late afternoon Kalahari landscape.

Ancient shepherd trees are found scattered around the Kalahari.

Seed pods adorn the Camelthorn tree as wild flowers bloom across the sand.

Vultures leaving their nest at sunset in the Kalahari.