Namibia: dry, hot and 5 people per square kilometer
A Photo Essay by Wilmar Dik - All rights reserved.
Namibia, a dry and hot country that is over 3 times as big as the United Kingdom, but with
fewer than 2 million people. If you want to know how different a desert can look, then you have
come to the right place! Here you can drive for hours without meeting any
other people. When entering a town the only thing you’ll see is a petrol station and some
people doing a lot of nothing. The petrol station is the centre of town and the place to get
your water supplies ready for the next few hundred kilometers of hot tarmac (only for the first
few kilometers out of town) and dirt roads (the rest…) . This is the place where Travel
Photographer Wilmar shot this photo essay.
About the Author
Wilmar is a travel photographer working out of The Hague , The Netherlands. His work is sold via Stock agencies
and his own websit e
www.wilmarphotography.com
(with over 8500 photos). Photos shot by Wilmar have been used for travel brochures/guides, newspapers, direct
mail/brochures, retail books, magazines, advertisings, posters and postcards.
Wilmar can be contacted at
wilmar@wilmarphotography.com
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