madagascarlandscapes
Mist II, Andasibe
Unless you were there, I cannot fairly convey the feeling of waking to this rainforest mist every morning and hearing the hooping, stretched shrills of the Indri lemurs checking in on family, vibrating every tree outwards until the entire forest is reverberating; one section calling to another.
Mist, looking to Lavasoa
I could finally appreciate the cycle of water and clouds on Lavasoa. On most days, you could witness a wide vista of strong incoming winds blowing sea mists from the beach, up the mountains and into the clouds above.
Bevava
My favourite dune to climb on weekend walks, where I learned quickly that the dry foliage in the sands had enormous thorns. Is it prickly pear? I never found out.
Mist III, Andasibe
Andasibe always delivers with light shows if you're lucky enough to spend the night and catch a forest in the morning.
Perpetual Lightning, Ampasikabo
Growing up where lightning is infrequent and underwhelming, I never tired of seeing storms, night after night for half the year. This was photographed from my own balcony, sheltered from the torrential rains that accompanied.