November 5, 2016

Hey, Watch Where You Are Stepping!

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November 5, 2016
Hey, Watch Where You Are Stepping!

Species: Buffalo | Location: Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda

By Victor Wee

The Kazinga Channel in the Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda connects Lakes George and Edward. Cruising along this waterway, it quickly become apparent that this is a birder's paradise, but there are interesting moments, too, of animals like this buffalo.

About The Photographer

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Victor is first and foremost a traveler with a passion to immerse himself in each destination's geography, nature, and culture, all around the world. Photography is a means by which he shares this passion, as well as artistically expresses himself, and he is still very much on a learning curve. Through his Singaporean Gran Turismo blog, he hopes to present his journeys in the best possible photographic manner.

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