Fibonacci

"Hardy ferns in Obudu mountains". Nigeria. Taken by G@ttoGiallo

Gatto's Cattle

"Visiting the Obudu Cattle ranch (Nigeria) with Baldwin". Taken by GattoGiallo

Vantage Point

"A cataract in Obudu mountains. After a two hour trek in the sun, the water seemed frozen". Taken by G@ttoGiallo

Photographical Freedoms

"First contact with Nigeria at Lagos Murtala Muhammed airport, where I learned once for all not to shoot in official places... Welcome to Nigeria! (Where you can't shoot the most interesting things - as at the borderline, where I witnessed some very spicy situations)"... Taken by G@ttoGiallo

On The Road...

"A road monster at an oil station along the road from Port Harcourt to Obudu mountains, Nigeria". Taken by GattoGiallo

Hungry Yet?

The kitchens crew of the Obudu Kattle Ranch resort, Nigeria". Taken by GattoGiallo

Oil, Oil, Oil

"Lagos, Nigeria - Slum area in front of Victoria Island, mostly inhabited by expat people working for western oil companies. In 'winter' season the sun light is filtered by the harmattan". Taken by G@ttoGiallo

Trading in Antiquities

"Lagos, Nigeria - A peul artcraft hunter selling old goodies in a western company's office. He spends months seeking antiques in various countries around Nigeria". Taken by GattoGiallo

Cooking the SuperHeroes

"Port Harcourt, Nigeria. X-mas party dedicated to the employees of a huge oil company. It was amazing to see Santa Claus, Superman, the Clown and Spiderman sweating under their fancy dresses at 38°C". Taken by GattoGiallo

Lost Highway

"This is how roads look like in many regions of Nigeria. If you do travel without having an accident or getting drowned... you lucky guy". Taken by GattoGiallo

Calm Before the Storm

"This was Maiyegun in Lekki area, a quiet Lagos (Nigeria) market, where you could buy local artcraft and antics. But this was before this spot was bulldozed without warning by forces of the Lagos State Government on last September. Properties and artwork valued approximately at 30/40 million Naira was destroyed letting about 120 artists from the African Pride of Art & Crafts and many more people without hope and income". Taken by GattoGiallo