We arrived in Namibia, Africa two days ago for a ten-day nature tour of this beautiful country.
Our first stop was the visit of Namib-Naukluft National Park for some incredibly colorful sand dunes including Dune No.45, claimed to be the most photographed dune in the world. There were so many towering dunes as we drove around the Park in the past two days. The colors and shadows that the morning sunlight created were simply amazing.
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We also visited Dead Vlei that is the old bone-dry pan with only the skeleton of trees left. They are very unique and strikingly beautiful with interesting contrast to the red color sand dunes.
Our next stop is Swakopmund, a resort town nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Namib Desert – so stay tuned for photographs of the Namibian Coast.
Stephen Hung Photography 
Outstanding landscape compositions!
Thank you – I did take time to compose my images.
I’ve always wanted to go there, just love the starkness.
wow
Thank you for your wow.
Thank you for visiting my blog. Seeing with your own eyes of these scenes were even better than the pictures taken by camera.
It is such a stunning part of the world…I wish I had visited it again since I used to live in South Africa, and was last in Namibia when I was about 7 years old. Thanks for sharing your beautiful photographs!
Thank you for visiting and glad you enjoyed my photos. Namibia is indeed a beautiful place to visit and we enjoyed a lot so far.
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Thank you for sharing my Namibia blog with your friends.
Love the shapes and shadows – what an incredible landscape!