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on Londolozi – A Photographic Journey

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2014? Need to try a photographic safari….Londolozi is in my heart every day and that would be the ‘cherry on the sundae” to experience.

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Beautifully written and captured, Shanel. I, too, was at Londolozi last week (we spoke briefly) and your photos bring back all the incredible memories. Thanks for giving me the inspirtation to start working on my 2000 plus photos! Dean and Elmon provided an unforgettable experience for us, and the rest of the staff was so caring and accomodating. Your words capture the spirit of Londolozi and your photos capture the spirit of the animals. It’s difficult to separate the two. You speak of the heart and soul of the bush. That is what Londolozi offers all who are willing to receive it.

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well done Shanel , lovely blog

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WOW!!! AWESOME IMAGES!!! (Particularly fond of the Hippo…looks like a Hippo in a cloud:) ! )
The portraits of the cats are stunning, especially those at night! Thank you for sharing!

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Absolutely wonderful. Just what I need to do!, can someone tell me how to process the monochrome leopard. It is stunning! Thank you Shanel.

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Truly stunning photos Shanel. We were also at Londolozi last week. This was our second visit and hope to return many more times as it is imbedded in our hearts.

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That was wonderful Shanel! You now have photographic memories that you will look back on for years to come & enjoy with your family! They are all beautiful and there are so many specials that I find it difficult to pick a favourite.
I am sure you will be back in a few years time with more photographic experience in your home country, that you will be a pro next time round.
Thanks for sharing

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Thanks for the lovely feedback, I would certainly encourage all those interested to chat with Tanya at Africa Direct about a photographic host at Londolozi, it was really, really worthwhile.

Carol, the leopard was processed in Lightroom using the brush tool with saturation all the way down and contrast up a little, then the eraser was used to erase the decreased saturation from the eyes to let the colour come through.

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Hi Chanel,Enjoyed your photos very much.They are all outstanding and what a pleasure to read your stories- well written and excellent content.A job very well done!!!!!!

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Apologies for not giving proper credit to Brendon Cremer who took the photo of the Londolozi vehicle, and Kate O’Neill who took the photo of Hilton and me with the canvas printed at Londolozi!

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Hi Shanel, We met at Londolozi. We are just back home from our trip. You made beautiful pictures and we know:Londolozi is a very special place.

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Wow – it took me a few weeks, but I finally found this extraordinary blog! Shanel, your photos are fantastic. Thank you for sharing – LOVE the new safari concept. Again, feeling so grateful to be a part of this international family….

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