Interlude Leave a comment Posted on September 20, 2011 I shot this photograph four days ago while on a hurried visit to Dar es Salaam. Perhaps it helps that I tend to exaggerate the packing of my luggage, which frankly is never unpacked. One of my first memories of Tanzania while on safari at the National Parks lay in the extremely vast skyline that seemed to claim no end. Last week, muted shades and blue hues watched over the fishermen who preyed the cold and somber Indian Ocean at the ferry port, on a surreal afternoon as this. Photograph © Susan Abraham Share this:EmailLinkedInTwitterFacebookPrintLike this:LikeBe the first to like this post.
I shot this photograph four days ago while on a hurried visit to Dar es Salaam. Perhaps it helps that I tend to exaggerate the packing of my luggage, which frankly is never unpacked. One of my first memories of Tanzania while on safari at the National Parks lay in the extremely vast skyline that seemed to claim no end. Last week, muted shades and blue hues watched over the fishermen who preyed the cold and somber Indian Ocean at the ferry port, on a surreal afternoon as this. Photograph © Susan Abraham