Murchison Falls National Park
Murchison Falls from Above
Uhuru Falls
Abraham
Shoebill Stork at the Delta
Alert Lioness
Is this the snack bar?
Maybe we'll just snuggle...
Never mind.
Feeding Giraffe
Elephant
Boat ride to base of Murchison Falls
Sitting on the old bridge support
Rainbow at the top of Murchison Falls
Crocodile at Nyamsika Cliffs
Base of Murchison Falls
Turmoil
Queen Elizabeth National Park
On the Crater Drive in Queen Elizabeth NP
Hippo Mouth
Hippo photo by Charles Steinberg
Lion Tracks
Rwenzori Mountains from Queen Elizabeth NP
Camping at Mweya
Land of the Lost
Lake Mburu National Park
Lake Mburu Landscape
Leopard in Lake Mburu National Park
Leopard photo by Charles Steinberg
Mihingo Lodge, Lake Mburu National Park
Zebra, Lake Mburu NP
Northern Uganda/Kidepo Valley NP
Nile River near Arra Fishing Lodge
Mt. Otzi near Sudan border
Moonrise on the Nile
Village in Dufile Fort site
Dufile Landing on Nile
Approaching Kidepo Valley NP
Sunrise in Kidepo Valley NP
Kidepo Lion
The queue for the loo
Kidepo BuffaloKidepo Valley
Landscape in Pader
Sipi Falls/Mt. Elgon National Park
View from behind Sipi Falls
Sipi Falls
Sipi Falls
Sipi Falls
Mt. Elgon
Miscellaneous
Ugandan kids
The Alignment
Lizard
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Oh Beautiful Uganda I fell in love with you and I want to return, I will someday.
Beautiful photos. Keep them coming. Visual intelligence trumps all, although your fine blog postings make a good case for literary intelligence. Love, from uncle ben.
excellent work, I can see you been to more corners of Uganda than most ugandans have ever tried in their entire life spans.
keep up the good positive work… will try and keep up with your adventures.
Thanks! This is a beautiful, fascinating country, so I have tried to make a point of seeing as much of it as possible. Thanks for reading!
Mark
Hi Mark,
Just happened across your site/blog when browsing. My husband moved to Kampala a week ago, we are to join him in due course so I was searching for pics of the country…… LOVE your photos.
Thanks for sharing!
Tracy
Thanks, Tracy! Feel free to get in touch when you get to town (0775 295 126). You are going to love Uganda!
this is the nice place to look at some places.
Hi Mark, I’m ‘from’ Ntinda in Kla but I’m back in the UK now. My sister and her family (hubby, 6 kids) will be travelling to Ug in July for a safari with Red Chili. Sister grew up in UK and husband is Dominican and has never ben to Ug, same deal with kids. Would it be too much for them to link up with you for one afternoon when they get to Kla so that you can give the details of the place/make them feel welcome?
but ugandans are as well welcoming
So true! More than any other place I have ever been.
amazing amazing photos!
Met Rose Komungaro while travelling from Kigali To Kisumu.Thats why am aware of Lake Mburo National Park.Its my prayer that ill get an opportunity to visit the park.
Thaks Rose Komungaro, Please send me an email.
Patrick
Hi Mark,
I’m now based in beautiful Bali (after all the UWA mess), and thought this morning that I am missing Uganda…so here I am gazing at your photos…what a great job! Please keep posting more about that much beloved country.
Cheers, Imelda/Dada
Great to hear from you, Dada! Wish I could come visit you in Bali. How can I get in touch with you?
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These bring back great memories! Nice job on the photography!
Great photographs! It’s just amazing how you capture those natural images. Feels good to actually take part on what is going on in the wild. Also, definitely a great place to visit. Simply amazing!
Beautiful pictures. The photos look lively and vivid. You did a good job with the angles and lightings too.
Glad you made it home safely, Charles! It is not an easy psorecs to get in to see the sites. Letter to the Permanent Secretary and the Commissioner of the Petroleum Exploration and Production Department to get written permission which then goes to Tullow for them to make arrangements for a visit. Haven’t yet tried the psorecs myself, but it might be an interesting blog post in itself!
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Hey there!
The photos look lovely if you look at it again and again. Nice pictures and nice blog.
Cheers!
Sarah of Mutiara
Thanks, Sarah! Glad you like the images.
We really appreciate the nice posts and great photography. This shows good tips for photography.
These are the kinds of photos that make you want to travel to different places and in this case, the beauty of Uganda could have never been more emphasized. Good job!
Thanks, Jeff!
These are Beautiful, I am now dyeing to visit Kidepo valley…..Thanks to your amazing eyes
Hi Mark, im coming to Uganda as part of a group to volunteer within a childrens orphanage and help with a building project, im from Scotland, can you give me any tips?? im so excited but quite nervous also as ive only been abroad once and that was to Malta so quite different.
Hi Carol,
You couldn’t have picked a better country to stretch your comfort zone. Ugandans are some of the friendliest, most welcoming people on earth. Also, it helps that it is an English speaking country, so unless you are way out in a rural area, it is easy to get around just speaking English.
Feel free to send me an e-mail at mark@conservationconcepts.net and let me know what you are interested in tips about – where to go, how to get around, what to bring, etc.
You are going to love Uganda!
Mark
Mark,
Just a big thank you for your efforts to deliver Uganda to the world. I agree with you in many ways; its such a beautiful country that has been known for the wrong reasons all this long. Its amazingly stunning – the wonderful people, the startling history and rich culture.
Oh I love my country! and this time its not from me but all said by you (Mark)
Let them come see and feel Uganda.
Robert at i-Uganda.com
(http://www.i-uganda.com/)
Thanks, Robert! You truly have a country to be proud of. I feel lucky to have it be a part of my life.
Hey Mark, i love the photos, thx for sharing about our beautiful and rich country. There is one place you have not yet looked up and that is FEZA COTTAGE at L.Bunyonyi, it is breath taking and a prefect refreashing honeymoon hideout!
Wow – Feza looks beautiful! I haven’t been to Bunyoni in years (I think 2004), and I don’t think it existed yet. I’ll have to get there soon!