Just an ordinary town in rural Botswana.
No fancy housing.
No fancy garden.
No fancy heater.
What would you photograph here?
It’s the little things that make the difference.

There’s a wired fence.

There are kids.

There are ordinary people.

There is a football.

There is laughter.

There’s is competition.

There are cars.

There is frustration.

There is silliness.

There is beauty.

There is family.

There is fashion.

There is skill.

There is joy.

There is simplicity.

There is innocence.

There is compassion.

There is purity.

There is trust.

There is doubt.

There is pain.

There is the sun.

There is dust.

There is water.

There is stardust.

There’s a horse.

There is mystery.

There are hats.

There is creativity.

There is curiosity.

There is black&white.

There is sweat.

There is workwomanship.

There are patterns.

There are shadows.

There is reflection.

There is nonfocus.

There is high shutter speed.

There is day to day life.
Extraordinary.
Hi Ben, thanks a lot for sharing your photos. You are a great photographer. How do you take such a nice photos of black people being white? As I think, street photos , faces and events are the most dificult to take photos of. Do you speak to the people first or you are so fast just to secreatly take the photos from far away? Which camera do you still have?
Regards , are you going to Africa in the autum again?
Sylva
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