Crossing the Okavango Delta by mekoro (traditional canoes used by communities in the region) changed the way I looked a…
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Crossing the Okavango Delta by mekoro (traditional canoes used by communities in the region) changed the way I looked at this wild, living landscape. I went in thinking about what I could photograph, but quickly found myself learning from people who were reading the same space in ways I never could. That difference in how we all saw the Delta—through science, story, instinct, and lived knowledge—was probably the thing that stayed with me most. | Together, through a 10-year partnership,…
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