Serengeti Gnu by Ryszard Wierzbicki
One of Africa’s most well-known, the Serengeti is associated with both animals and traditional African landscapes. A great place to see wildlife in Africa is Serengeti National Park. In the southern Serengeti, where 500,000 calves are born between January and March, the Great Migration of around two million wildebeest begins. As the Great Migration was coming to a conclusion, I had the opportunity to go on safari and had an incredible photographic hunting experience. On this particular day, the gnu was one of the last objects I could see on the horizon.
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Born in 1963, Ryszard Wierzbicki is a graduate of University of Gdańsk in Poland, and completed his master degree of Social Sciences in Children Care Education in 1992. He worked in an orphanage and four other companies, where he served the positions of Educator, Marketing Specialist, and Sales & Marketing Manager in various branches including child care, dentistry, orthodontics, and IT. Apart from his regular jobs he continued developing his Scuba Diving qualification resulted as an instructor level in PADI. After emigrating to UK in 2006, he began his real travel and photography experience. He loves to explore South-East Asia, where he volunteers occasionally with Stu and the Kids charity organization of Thai and Burmese Orphans (stuandthekids.org). He established two forums for active travelers and photographers named Instant Travelling (instanttravelling.ning.com) and World Around (worldaround.co.uk) in 2010. Changed to an ironed suit and laptop for cargo trousers, hoodie jacket, and knapsack, Ryszard have been managing freely the passion of photography, traveling, and scuba diving. He is now self-employed as marketing advisor and tour organizer, happily divorced, and has no kids.
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Swindon, United Kingdom
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