Flooded Road

During my two years in Nakuru, I saw the levels of the lake rise further and further. The road that is under water on this picture was a good 200m away from the lake edge 18 months before. This excess water came with consequences: it reduced the amount of soda in the lake, making life of the small algae that the flamingos feed on almost impossible. Over my two years in Nakuru I saw very few flamingos when a few years before, they were one of the major attraction in the Park.

Nikon D700, Sigma 150-500mm OS lens at 150mm, F6.3, 1/800s, ISO 200, handheld.

Date: 07/07/2013

Location: From Baboon Cliff, Lake Nakuru National Park, Kenya.

Photographer: Arnaud Germain

Flooded Road

During my two years in Nakuru, I saw the levels of the lake rise further and further. The road that is under water on this picture was a good 200m away from the lake edge 18 months before. This excess water came with consequences: it reduced the amount of soda in the lake, making life of the small algae that the flamingos feed on almost impossible. Over my two years in Nakuru I saw very few flamingos when a few years before, they were one of the major attraction in the Park.

Nikon D700, Sigma 150-500mm OS lens at 150mm, F6.3, 1/800s, ISO 200, handheld.

Date: 07/07/2013

Location: From Baboon Cliff, Lake Nakuru National Park, Kenya.

Photographer: Arnaud Germain