Kanyamunyu

In a bid prevent the bird from flying away, I took this from a distance. This bird is called, in my indigenous language, Kanyamunyu. It's famous for its small legs, and the story behind this bird is that it once kicked heaven and said a man tries...

Reminds me of a Sunflower!

You can only find this dainty flower in the home of Countryboy(i)!

Can't wait to have my own farm!

Baa baa!!

One of my favourite shots. Oh I just love being a countryboy(i); where would have I landed on a photo opportunity like this?

Beautifully Cloudy

Dusk was fast falling in Bushenyi and I was there to witness the wonders

Creating Joy

She was playing with her ball like nobody was watching!

Cooking on Three Stones

Sweet's the meal cooked on three stones!

Latino Flavour

Some of the dances that coloured the celebrations to crown 50 years of existence of the Uganda National Cultural Centre (UNCC) at the National Theatre today.

Along the Village Path

I took a picture of my leg supported on my foot enjoying a lonely walk down the village path

Man in the Side Mirror

I was on the passenger seat and Aivo was in the back, seemingly having a good time, and I was following the 'footage' in the side mirror and luckily I had my camera with me...snap!

March of Grief

The solemn march from the deep of Mityana village for the burial of the late Susan Bamutenda. Ms. Bamutenda was a gifted, professional Ugandan dancer and dance instructor who died on Saturday, February 27, of a blood clot. You can read more about her sudden passing here and here. May the merciful God rest her soul in everlasting peace.