
Desroches Island: the first view that catches your eye
Desroches Island, Seychelles
Raindrops decorated most of my days in the Seychelles, the hours passing beneath skies streaked with charcoal, while I huddled like an over-protective mother around my-definitely-not-waterproof camera gear. I made footprints in the sand and cycled along the wet earth, feeling it spring from the bounce of the casuarina tree leaves. I took cooking lessons, searched for turtles, experienced beach profiling and battled with my inner emesis on a deep-sea fishing boat (No, I haven’t missed the “n” off and it’s definitely not as spiritual as it sounds. Ask Google.)
But in those brief moments of joyous sunshine, I took photos. Particularly of those Desroches’ creatures who didn’t seem too keen about the rain…

The parts of Desroches Island visible at second glance…



Disclosure: I travelled to Desroches Island as a guest of SeyExclusive. As usual, editorial control remains mine, all mine…













:) This post makes me smile (minus the emesis part). I especially love the lizard.
Well, I thought that perhaps it was time for something warm and light-hearted around here!
Dear god these pics are torturous on a snowy winter evening.
Oops. And I was going to run the full story later this week…Maybe I should wait until people are no longer hemmed in by snow…
Beautiful imagery. Congrats.
Thanks!
How beautiful! That sky is stunning!
Yep. Sigh…
Great photos Abi! I love love the lizard. He seems to be checking you out.
Yes he does, doesn’t he. I’ve upgraded him to one of my default images – so you may now see him all over this blog ;)