Rising above cactus plants, a more or less improvised roadsign asks the passerby if he or she is hungry.

Tibetan woman with butcher knife approaching her cattle below the Gyantse Fort in the old town

Gasoline truck speeding by Southernmost tip of Africa direction sign.

Two people under a parasol, surrounded by a a group of pigeon birds, overlooking Potala Palace

Endangered bird species due to beachdriving which is now banned to protect marine life.

After providing the Buddhist monk with food, he returns prayers of good fortune. Sun positioned behhind the monk appearing an aura, during sunrise.

Cape Route 62 is the tourist route in the Western Cape and Eastern Cape which connects Cape Town and Oudtshoorn, the Langkloof and Port Elizabeth. It offers a shorter, scenic alternative to the N2 highway.

Gathering of church members celebrating and witnessing a water baptism: Symbolic of dying to the world and living in Christ, water baptism is an outward symbol of that which has already been accomplished by the Holy Spirit, namely baptism into the body of Christ. In Knysna Lagoon, located on a small public park below highway 2.

Sheep and his Tibetan owner awaiting transportation in the back of a truck on Yingxiong Middle Road in Gyantse

Vast agricultural fields and changing landscapes due to passing clouds along R326 near Tesselaarsdal and Caledon.

Indian man with a large bright white beard and reflective spectacles poses for a portrait in front of an orange wall.

Located in the Overberg region on the Cape South coast, nearby Cape Agulhas. Previously known as Waenhuiskrans, an Afrikaans name meaning literally "Wagon house cliff", after a local sea cave large enough to accommodate a wagon and a span of oxen. Originating from a fishing community, Arniston has also become a holiday destination. It is characterized by lime-washed and thatched houses, which remain unspoiled and have been declared a national monument in its entirety.

Abdul Wahhab Mosque also called Qatar State Mosque, opened in 2011.

Also called Langestraat, shops looking old fashioned.

On staircase of Strada Nuova, Per Rialto sign on wall. Man wearing his Payot curls knotted behind ears.

One of the women touches eye bandage on her eye while leaning forward.

On road R328 from Oudtshoorn to Swartberg pass

Qatari flags on shop facade with lit up window, where Arab men pass on the sidewalk in Souq Waqif.

Motion trails in front of the night sky with milkyway.

Moody scene with two trees residing in a large wheat crop field, clouds in sky low on horizon. Along R62 highway between George and Oudtshoorn.

Woman pushing millet from the ground onto a plate in preparation for a new brew of the traditional Pitoo beverage

With entry gate and back alley infrastructure between Gold Souq and Al Mijdaf Street.

Despite the appearingly thriving dolphin population, climate change and the affected ocean streams, create HAB or Harmful Algal Bloom, als known as Red Tide. At Tsitsikamma national park.

Woman carrying a large plate filled with red peppers, descends into a mud and stick house. These houses do not have a frontdoor, and people come and go over the roofs using the carved wooden stair poles.

At Sandwich bar Bacareto Da Lele on Fondamenta dei Tolentini.

On Paseo de Marti

In Arniston harbour, on the boat repair ramp.

Horse is used as packing animal to transport stones to a construction sight.

At an open window above textual sign stating 'Parrocchia di san Cristoforo martire vulgo Madonna dell'Orto'.

On Rua do Frigorífico

Man with coolbox on cart selling icecream and refreshments, advertising himself with a loud bell.

A truck overgrown by coffee plantations, guavas in the foreground.

Located in the Overberg region on the Cape South coast, nearby Cape Agulhas. Previously known as Waenhuiskrans, an Afrikaans name meaning literally "Wagon house cliff", after a local sea cave large enough to accommodate a wagon and a span of oxen. Originating from a fishing community, Arniston has also become a holiday destination. It is characterized by lime-washed and thatched houses, which remain unspoiled and have been declared a national monument in its entirety.