Zanzibar
1 member found
127 creative works found
-
Little girl dashing past me in Zanzibar.
-
taken in the backstreets of Zanzibar
-
This photo was taken from Africa House in Stone Town, Zanzibar at sunset. A famous landmark, African House was once a royal residence before becoming the English Club has been beautifully restored and renovated since presenting itself now as one of the finest hotels in Zanzibar. The seafront balcony bar has a great view of the ocean and fantastic atmosphere. You can sit here and taste the sea breeze and sip on your preferred sunset drink whilst watching dhows sail by.
-
Sunset in Nungwi, Zanzibar. / March 2007.
-
Photo taken in Stonetown, Zanzibar. These photograph’s negatives were processed in exhausted developer hence very grainy images.
-
One of many old windows of Stonetown in Zanzibar
-
Life in Stonetown Zanzibar is connected through a warren-like system of ancient alleyways
-
A veiled woman walks the maze of alleyways in Stonetown, Zanzibar.
-
No he’s not.
-
Sunset scenes don’t come more exotic than this – an ancient dhow passes in front of us as we sip gin and tonic in the late afternnon heat on the balcony of the Africa House Hotel, Zanzibar. From 1888, the Africa House, in Stonetown, was the old English club where explorers like Livingstone and Stanley relaxed in the bar and billards rooms before exploring the main land. Camera – Nikon D80; Lens – Tamron 280300 VC zoom FEATURED IN GOING COASTAL GROUP Framed Print /
-
Like most people I’m reluctant to admit making mistakes, but since confession is good for the soul perhaps I should try and come clean about a few things. I once shot an entire roll of film and then opened the back of the camera before winding the film back into the canister. Result? One ruined roll of film. With digital of course there’s no need to panic about making that mistake again, though I’m sure one day I’m going to forget that there’s no memory card in the camera… And then there was the time when a particularly strong gust of wind caught my camera and tripod causing them both to have an unintended dry-stone wall interface moment. My camera still has the scar from the encounter, though it’s nothing compared to the mental scars that I still have. Which brings me to this picture. It was created in Zanzibar, which is off the east coast of Africa. I was mainly there for the architecture (the capital, Stone Town, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site), but the children of the island thought it was great sport to have their picture taken and I was happy to oblige. I have some great memories of the children looking at the portraits of themselves on the LCD screen of my camera, squealing with delight and then dragging over friends, siblings, parents, and the occasional family dog to have a look too. The mistake I made with this picture was the classic one of not looking to see what was behind the subject before I took the shot. We’ve all done it at some point, and got a portrait of great aunt Matilda with a tree growing out of her head. On this occasion I’ve given a perfectly sweet young girl a pair of impish horns thanks to an advertising sign on the wall behind her. Though in a ‘well, that’s what I intended all along’ sort of way I think this actually makes the picture. I may not enjoy admitting to mistakes, but happy accidents I’m more than happy to take credit for.
-
Boy walking along narrow street in Stone Town, Zanzibar. This historic town maintains a timeless quality, with old Arab architecture and art styles. / / © 2008 Adam Romanowicz, All Rights Reserved / http://photos.3scape.net / /
-
The beautiful turquoise water surrounding the coast of Zanzibar
-
Exhausted chemicals created a very grainy effect, but as this is a moment in time image I thought it ok to upload
-
A local seaweed picker takes a break from work, Zanzibar, Tanzania, Africa.
-
I caught this on a beach in Zanzibar. I just liked the shadow and location that wished i was there right now..!
-
East coast of Zanzibar
-
A view from one of the rooms at the Shooting Star Lodge in Zanzibar.
RedBubble is a great place to find art, design, photos and writing from over 80,000 talented people.
You can buy their stuff
On stunning greeting cards, awesome t-shirts or beautiful prints to hang on your walls.
Risk Free Returns
It’s really simple. If you’re not happy with your purchase for any reason, we’ll fix it.
About RedBubble
Since February 2007 we’ve shipped over 243,200 items to more than 70 countries around the world.
Join In
Sign up for your free account, upload your work, join some groups and share your creative genius with the world.