In the heart of Kenya's Great Rift Valley, Lake Nakuru stretches like a polished mirror.
Flamingos wade in a delicate procession - slender, coral pink apparitions tracing calligraphy upon the waters shimmering skin.
Their necks curve like question marks of grace, beaks dipping in rhythmic devotion, stirring ripples that catch the sun like scattered coins.
Together, they move in silent accord and affirmative grunts, displaying a ballet of beak and wing and reflection as if the lake itself were breathing them into being.
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Muthuri Makathimo