I took these shots on the desert island of Mauritania using my Tecno Camon 20 ๐ธ
No studio. No filters.
Just a simple, an abandoned building, and a window that became my frame.
The blue sky, the raw desert light, and the silence did the rest.
Sometimes, beauty hides in the most unexpected places, even in the middle of nowhere.
@tecnomobile, see what your camera is doing in the desert ๐ฅ
It's DAY179 and I've been creating beautiful stories from Day1 with my @TECNOMobileNG
Together we Ride. Together we Rise.
VIVA AFRICA.
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DAY153 NIG2USA ON A BICYCLE ๐ณ๐ฌ๐ด๐บ๐ธ
Last night was CRAZY, the cold almost finished me, but Iโm still standing strong.
This journey is stretching me in ways I never imagined, but we move regardless. ๐ช.
If youโre in Dakar, please show some love.
I need a place to stay, even if itโs just a corner to rest my head. ๐โค๏ธ
Senegal, Iโm here. Dakar, I'm coming.. ๐ด.
Together we Ride. Together we Rise.
VIVA AFRICA ๐
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DAY152 NIG2USA ON A BICYCLE ๐ณ๐ฌ๐ด๐บ๐ธ.
Join me to swim inside the Atlantic Ocean before we hit the road to Dakar.
Together we Ride. Together we Swim ๐
VIVA AFRICA ๐
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Grandpa Monkey on the tree, watching over the younger ones below. fatherly love ๐.
I gave them plenty Bananas for dinner ๐
Don't tagg Chabba pls, these monkeys must leave for another 100 years ๐๐๐
#NIG2USA#adventure#Gambia
DAY142 NIG2USA ON A ๐ณ๐ฌ๐ด๐บ๐ธ
Did you know that not all monkeys eat bananas? Yes, the Red Colobus Monkey is one of the rare species in Africa that refuses bananas. These ancient creatures survive only on groundnuts, yam leaves, fresh flowers, tender plant shoots and tiny bugs, natureโs purest food.
The Red Colobus is not just any monkey, it is one of Africaโs oldest and most endangered primates, a species that once roamed freely across West Africa until habitat loss almost wiped them out. Many tribes believe the Red Colobus carries ancestral wisdom, and harming one brings generational misfortune.
Here in Gambia, the Red Colobus lives under strict protection. The forest rangers watch over them, tourists are warned never to feed or chase them, and locals treat them with deep respect. But donโt be deceived, their gentle face hides a fragile story.
Theyโre shy, easily frightened, and will vanish deep into the forest when they sense danger. Some say if you meet a Red Colobus staring at you in silence, youโve been accepted temporarily into their ancient world.
THIS IS AFRICA ๐
Together we ride. Together we rise.
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