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How To Do It. The Maasai.
AFRICA. The Serengeti Through Harold’s Lens: Hypnotic music, pounding drums and the slow daily life of other Maasai from the tribal village all around, and this little guy is capturing it all from the...
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Learning Curve. The Maasai.
AFRICA. The Serengeti Through Harold’s Lens: Another Maasai 15-year old I found spending his six months alone out on the Serengeti. Through rituals and ceremonies, including circumcision, these Maasai...
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Home On The Veld. The Maasai.
AFRICA. The Serengeti Through Harold’s Lens: The Maasai lead a semi-nomadic life, therefore their houses are loosely constructed and semi-permanent. They are usually small, circular houses built by the...
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Merry Christmas. The Maasai.
AFRICA. The Serengeti Through Harold’s Lens: The small innocent children of the Maasai villages send their love, happiness and smiling joy to all of you. As I reflect on my Maasai series of images on...
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Through Harold’s Lens Nominated For Very Inspiring Blogger Award.
AFRICA. The Serengeti Through Harold’s Lens: Africa’s famous baobab tree stands solo, firm and strong against the Serengeti’s morning’s sunrise. I feel extremely honored. I am tingling with excitement....
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Peace On Earth. The Maasai.
AFRICA. The Serengeti Through Harold’s Lens: The innocence of a little child wrapped in the warm, protective, loving arms of his mother is a universal symbol of a need for peace around our beautiful...
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Through Harold’s Lens Nominated For A Liebster Award.
AFRICA. Through Harold’s Lens: The passing of another rich day on the vast Serengeti. Through Harold’s Lens is honored to have been nominated for a Liebster Award yesterday. This award is given to new...
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Goodbye My Friends. The Maasai.
AFRICA.The Serengeti Through Harold’s Lens: It is with tear drops and sadness that today I am saying goodbye to my dear friends the Maasai. Over the past two months, they given me their trust and love...
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“Maasai Beauty”
Africa Tanzania Serengeti Through Harold’s Lens Nikon D800e, Nikkor 17-55mm, Shot at 55mm 1/500, F/2.8, ISO 100
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“Hey Babe! Coming To The Black & White Ball?”
Africa Tanzania Serengeti Through Harold’s Lens Nikon D800E, Nikkor 70-200mm, Nikon Teleconverter TC-20E II Shot at 400mm 1/2000, f/7.1, ISO 320
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“Tanzanian Joke”
Africa Tanzania Through Harold’s Lens Nikon D800e, Nikkor 70-55mm, @52mm 1/125, f/2.8, ISO 800
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Through Harold’s Lens Is Honored That Artist Bukuru Nyandwi Chose Our Images...
Artist: Bukuru Nyandwi Henrico High School Center for the Arts Richmond, Virginia Teacher: Megan Mattax News Anchor/Reporter: Rob Cardwell WTVR-TV Richmond, Virginia Story Behind Bukuru’s Art:...
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Artist Bukuru Nyandwi’s Interpretation Of A Tanzania Landscape Inspired By...
Artist: Bukuru Nyandwi Henrico High School Center for the Arts Richmond, Virginia Inspiration: Through Harold’s Lens Teacher: Megan Mattax News Anchor/Reporter: Rob Cardwell WTVR-TV Richmond, Virginia...
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Maasai Warrior By Artist Bukuru Nyandwi. Artwork Inspired By Tanzania...
Artist: Bukuru Nyandwi Henrico High School Center for the Arts Richmond, Virginia Inspiration: Through Harold’s Lens Teacher: Megan Mattax News Anchor/Reporter: Rob Cardwell WTVR-TV Richmond, Virginia...
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