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Nhlanguleni 3:2 Female

Nhlanguleni 3:2 Female

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Alex Jordan

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Born in Cape Town, Alex grew up on a family wine estate in Stellenbosch. Spending much of his young life outdoors, Alex went on many a holiday into Southern Africa’s national parks and wild areas. After finishing high school, he completed a number ...

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Stunning photographs Alex. As I scroll through the pictures each one seem to be more beautiful than the previous one.

Alex you have given us such variety of great images this week that I would be hard pressed to pick a favorite! All I can say is, BRAVO!

Fabulous photographs
Looking at why ones takes photographs ……
I always think it is important to enjoy the “journey” – tracking and finding the animal/scene – enjoying the environment – appreciating the light conditions – looking closely at the scene – composing the photo – having the skills to capture the moment …… the end product is really just the icing on the cake.

Senior Digital Ranger

Thank you Alex, your pictures are vital to us homebodies who thrive on seeing the londo blogs everyday. It feeds my bush withdrawal symptoms ?? so keep taking your beautiful photies ❤️

These are STUNNING images; very well done.
Many thanks.

Master Tracker

Ah leopards playing, leopards hunting , cracking wild dog and big male lion photos , what more could you want ?
Fantastic photos , the Birmingham Male and the female leopard cub would grace any wall

Hello Alex!
Beautiful photos!✨ I specially liked nr 2 with the the rhino and zebras, the two hyenas by their waterhole, the Tatowa young male leopard with the bull elephant as a frame and the last photo of the young elephant. Very well done!

Just incredible!! All the photos of the Birmingham Males are brilliant, as is the photo of the Nhlanguleni Female and the one of the Nkoveni Female and her cub!

What an amazing array of photos this week. I tend to be drawn to the more abstract images, the odd eye staring out from a tree, the unusual framing of an animal through another’s body, etc. I strive to take some of those more unique images in amongst the more straight forward, usual captures.

Well edited and laid out in your text.

Fabulous WIP Alex – they are all wonderful but particularly love the Birmingham in the rain and the African jacana on the dried mud

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