Our sturdy open 4x4 Jeep was effortlessly moving on the soft sand, while the sun was casting long shadows already.
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Bernharth was driving the Jeep with great patience. Every now and then he would stop the vehicle, point to something in the distance
and tell an interesting story about the life so close to the desert.
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The light was getting better by the minute, and I captured this dead tree with a pyramid-shaed mountain in the back. Awesome.
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Bernharth explains that the bushmen of the past hid under bold rocks when they were on a hunting trip. The rocks protected
the men from the heat of the sun and from rain during the rainy season. Also, animals would not spot them too early.
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A beautiful shot of Petra in the incredibly warm light of the sunset. She looks happy, and I am happy. Yes, I love her. :-)
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There were eight other tourists with us in the sundowner trip, and so I captured this moment where a tourist enjoys the approaching
sunset while Bernharth prepares the table for the drinks. Can life get any better?
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As one of the guests had ordered a bottle of Champagne, Bernharth left the portioning of the drinks to the guy
who had ordered it.
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Mark enjoys a bottle of cold Windhoek Lager while gazing at the sunset. Another fantastic day comes to an end.
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And then the sun was hitting the horizon. Awesome.
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