The hiking bug has bitten me again… and this time, I don’t think it’s letting go anytime soon. I honestly never thought I would make a comeback to the trails this soon, especially after convincing myself that I had exhausted almost every route I could think of. For a while, I thought maybe I had slowed down, maybe life had pulled me in other directions, maybe the mountains and I
Yesterday reminded me why football holds such a special place in my heart. A few years back, my former colleague Marto was the guy who never cared much about football. His weekends were reserved for golf and nothing else. But yesterday, he called asking for tickets to the Kenya vs Madagascar game. I had to laugh and even asked him if he had married a football “girlie.” That call said
On the 15th of February, I finally hit the road for my long-awaited solo adventure to Amboseli and Tsavo East. It felt like a dream come true, spurred on by my big dreams, especially my desire to publish a 2025 calendar filled with my travel stories and stunning photographs I will take in 2024. The excitement was palpable as I fueled up at the trusty Total station on Statehouse Road
The stunning sunset views of Nairobi National Park have been beckoning me for what feels like an eternity. Finally, I’ve made a triumphant comeback to my beloved park after a long hiatus due to logistical constraints and financial burdens. Despite the hefty fee of at least Ksh 700 including the cost of your vehicle, I am overjoyed to be able to immerse myself in the wild side of Nairobi once
In May 2022, I was commissioned to document a trip to Mt. Kenya on behalf of the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife. When I came down we ended up doing a photo exhibition to raise more awareness about the mountain and to raise funds to help conserve Mt. Kenya. I’m glad my little effort are helping into making this World a better place.
My name is Evans Ogeto, and I am a wildlife and nature photographer, filmmaker, and storyteller based in Nairobi, Kenya. With a passion for documenting the interesting relationships between people, wildlife, and places, I have spent the last decade crafting stories that connect audiences to Africa’s rich landscapes and cultures.
