Tom Norring Collection (#13)

Victoria Falls or Mosi-oa-Tunya (the Smoke that Thunders) in Zambesi river is 108 meters (360 ft) high. Between Zambia and Zimbabwe

Asia, Bhutan. Government offices and Court of Justice at Jakar Dzong

Asia, Bhutan. Open air market in Wangdue selling chilies

Asia, Bhutan. Stupa at the Dochum La pass on the road between Thimphu and Pinakha

Asia, Bhutan. Urn placed as decoration at the pass of Dochum La on the road between Pinakha and Thimphu

Asia, Bhutan. Young monks take a break from school and look out the windows in Jambey Lhakhang, one of the oldest monasteries in the country

Asia, Bhutan. Taksang Dzong monastery is built into the rock and hangs on a precipitous cliff above the Paro valley

Asia, Bhutan. Dragon mural and wood carving at Punakha Dzong

Asia, Bhutan. Mount Jumolhari at 7, 300m seen from Chelela Pass, which at 3810 m is one of the highest road passes in Bhutan. Panorama

Baby elephant feels safe by staying close to her mother

Cape baboon also called Chacma baboon sitting at alert

Southern Ground Hornbill in the delta

Red beaked Hornbill resting on a branch

Hippopotomus with wide open mouth creating mighty splash in the water hole

Herd of elephants stay close and follow the matriarch while crossing the river. Baby needs to stretch the trunk up to breathe

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"Tom Norring: Exploring the European Westernmost Point on Skellig Michael Island, Ireland" Embarking on a remarkable journey, Tom Norring sets foot on the enchanting Skellig Michael Island in Ireland. As he gazes upon its rugged cliffs and ancient monastic settlement, he is captivated by its UNESCO World Heritage status. Continuing his adventure, Tom finds himself transported to 14th-century Scotland as he discovers Castle Stalker perched on a small island near Port Appin. Its majestic presence evokes tales of knights and noble lords that once roamed these lands. From Scotland to Oman, Tom's wanderlust takes him to Muscat where he stands in awe before the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque. The intricate architecture and serene atmosphere leave him with a sense of tranquility and reverence. Iceland beckons next as Tom encounters an ethereal sight - an iceberg formation adorning the beach at Jokulsarlon. Nature's masterpiece leaves him humbled by its beauty and reminds him of Earth's magnificent wonders. In Sicily, Italy, Tom finds himself immersed in history within the charming village of Taormina. Its narrow streets lined with colorful buildings transport him back in time while offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. Further exploring Sicily's treasures, Tom visits Venus Castle in Erice - a Norman structure from the 12th century. Standing atop this fortress-like marvel fills his heart with admiration for humanity's architectural prowess throughout centuries past. Venturing into County Kerry, Ireland again, Tom embraces tradition at Muckross Traditional Farms. He witnesses firsthand how life was lived generations ago through authentic farmsteads showcasing rural Irish heritage. Italy calls out once more as Venice welcomes Tom with open arms. Marveling at granite statues outside Biblioteca ignites his passion for art and culture that thrives within this timeless city built upon waterways. A touch of glamour awaits as Tom steps into the Palace Hotel, Jag Niwas in Udaipur, Rajasthan.