In recent years, photographers have flocked to places like Iceland, the Greek islands and Bali. Now there seems to be no new or unique place to explore. You would be wrong to think so. This is an untapped gem that you must see.
As high-quality camera equipment becomes more affordable for hobbyists and travel information is available at the touch of a finger on a phone, stunning images from around the world have emerged. become a matter of course. Take a tour to Iceland to capture its majestic mountains and incredible waterfalls or hop on a boat across the Aegean Sea to admire the Greek marvels that have become all too familiar to photographers, both professional and amateur. And why not? They are beautiful places. But sometimes it seems that the same pictures, no matter how unbelievable, keep popping up over and over. Wouldn’t it be great to find uncharted territory?
That idea brings us to this amazing video brought to you by Andy Mumford, in which he explores the wild Skeleton Coast in Namibia, South West Africa. It got its name from the Skeleton Coast because of how many capsized and shipwrecked boats happen there, and along that stretch you can see many ghosts of decaying and rusting ships. in the sea. Logically, it’s a hard place to get to, but now it’s just starting to open its doors to photographers. What can you expect when you get there? For starters, giant orange sand dunes meet the beautiful cobalt ocean. But that’s just the taster. Watch the video to see how amazing this place is and let me know if you want to put it on your must-go list.
