Most of the group is here now, with a couple more coming in soon.
I have not slept much over the last 48 hours, but am pushing to stay up for another 4 hours to get time adjusted. In order to keep myself awake, I just went for a quick walk with my Canon 5D Mark IV and 24-105mm lens to see if there was anything interesting to photograph here in Winhoek.
There were two buildings which grabbed my attention.
There is this modern government building with a statue of Dr. Sam Nujova (the founding president of the country). I walked up close to the statue and shot from a low position to give you this view.
The other building was the Christ Church, which was built back in 1907. I walked around taking photos of the church but did not like the composition. It was not until I walked down the street behind the church that I found this wall and foliage to help complete the image.
Tomorrow is the official start of our adventure here in Namibia, and we are all excited!
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