May Joy Namu Photography

08/02/2021

Clean beaches are good for you and the ecosystem 🌊☀️🐚🏝

04/09/2020

Every time I go back to my city, there are notable changes. Impressed by these beautiful and powerful Covid-19 informed graffiti art.
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31/08/2020

Kilimanjaro displaying her beauty 😍
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25/08/2020

15/08/2020

Two watchmen guard the Royal Palace of Cambodia during their daytime shift on August 1, 2020. As of this day, the establishment had been closed for public tours due to Covid-19 restrictions.
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26/06/2020

It's reflection o'clock 😎

17/06/2020

Nothing much... Just a colourful slow night in

27/01/2020

History lives here.

@ Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Cambodia

09/07/2019

Two things that became clear when I was in Marsabit:

1. Climate change is real and it affects both people and animals.
Look at Lake Paradise (picture 1)
If all animals in the park decide to drink water from it in a day, it will be completely dry. Good thing there's another source of water (picture 3) so there's no scrambling to quench thirst 🙌🏿

2. The book Creating Understanding by Dr Donald Smith makes a lot of sense now more than ever. While interacting with communities in Moyale and Saku, my colleague and I from EACHRights collected their views and recommendations on what should be included in the Marsabit Child Protection Policy. We conducted our sessions in Kiswahili and Kiborana; none of us speak Kiborana so our local contact helped us pass/stress a message💪🏿

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Original name for Lake Paradise is Sokorte Gutho. It was named Paradise by Martin and Osa Johnson in 1921. The water body in the third picture is Sokorte Diko and it's near Marsabit Lodge. Note that both lakes are situated in Marsabit National Park.

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26/06/2019

There's awesomeness in ✨

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03/06/2019

Have a fruitful [and organised] week (:

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11/05/2019

Elephants never forget ^_^

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