Storm Over the Okavango Delta
This year the rain season took much longer then usual and in the Northern Botswana and Zambia the daily precipitation reached up to 250 mm even in the end of January. It was fascinating to watch during a 300km drive from Nata to Maun how such a storm builds up from small cumuli clouds to a real storm system of about 20 km in diameter. Later then from a small Cessna we saw this beautiful storm over the Okavango Delta. This beautifully meandering channel is called the Takhle River and creates the Western boudery of the Okavango Delta.
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Zhiwen Wang 23/02/2008 18:15
Africa....really shocked by this bueauty..it remains me my home
Fritz Degen 23/02/2008 16:49
What incredible color. Gratulation, it looks like I should visit this area in the future.Well done work!
Regards
Fritz
photom 03/02/2008 21:54
beautiful. this must have been a really enjoyable flight.Best Wishes
Thomas
dungha 03/02/2008 19:42
excellent work!!!Vera Böhm 03/02/2008 18:29
Amazing, this landscape seems to be never ending,great picture, Michael!
Regards, Vera
Rune Lilletun 03/02/2008 16:44
Beautiful. Yellow and blue are complementary colors. I wonder how it would look with either higher or lower horizon.Greetings
Rune