When I see these photographs I want to go back to Africa.

It's was only januari that I visited Africa for the last time. But the continent is so big, actually the biggest of the world, and there is so much to explore... I really want to go back soon! Have you been?

Witsand - South Africa By: South African Tourism Witsand in South Africa

Johannesburg, South Africa By: Renate Dodell

Black backed jackals at dawn in Kruger National Park; South Africa By: Javier Ábalos Álvarez You should hear how they cry at night!

Joburg Nights - South Africa By: South African Tourism Johannesburg "The City of Gold" - South Africa

Orange river in Richtersveld Transfrontier Park (Namibia-South Africa) By: Javier Ábalos Álvarez This is the landscape at the Namibian-South African frontier. Nowhere the skyes are so colourful than in arid places. We slept right next to the river and next morning we found leopard and water varanus footprints.

Tablecloth Fog - R44 Coastal Road / Garden Route - South Africa By: atlanticstorm (Christopher_Griner) Coastal vista along the wonderfully scenic R44 Coastal Road between Rooi-Els and Gordon's Bay - Western Cape - South Africa.

God's Window (Mpumalanga, South Africa) By: Javier Ábalos Álvarez Pretty close to Kruger National Park (mostly arid and full of thorny bushes), you have the very tropical alike Drakensberg mountains. This place is not far from Graskop, and from here you can watch the lowveld 900 m under your feet, surrounded by exotic mountainous tropical flora. Breathtaking.

Cape Town / South africa By: tsn92 wall paint cape town - Mr Coe. One

Fence Friday ~ Cape Town edition By: Irene2005 This is an old one - South Africa, 2005. I never considered it to be a fence shot, but then Sonora Guy, who knows a thing or two about fences, told me that it is. And I can't be picky, considering I always struggle to find any fences around here. So I am adding it to *fence Friday* - if you disagree, you can complain to By: Javier Ábalos Álvarez A classic encounter in the Succulent Karoo. I spent quite a long time at less than a meter from her, first building a small sandtower for my headlight, and then laying in the ground and taking a real avalanche of pictures! I could see my girlfriends headlight in the distance, and she was terrorized of encountering snakes, so I told her to come cause there was something she would love. It worked: close meeting and friends forever.

Inheritance By: Marco Bellucci Boussè, Burkina Faso, 2009

Zanzibar: Dhows By: romanboed

Souvenir Vendors By: D-Stanley Souvenir vendors at the Hotel Campement de Kloto in the Forêt de Missahohe at Kouma-Konda village near Kpalime, Togo.

Brassieres By: D-Stanley A colorful section of brassieres for sale in the old Islamic quarter of Cairo, Egypt.