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Dean de la Rey

Alumni Ranger

Dean was a guide at Londolozi from 2018 to 2022. He grew up in Johannesburg and it was from his very first trip to the bush at the age of two that he was captivated by this environment (he claims he can remember ...

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on The Week In Pictures #420

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Cheung Yc
Digital Ranger

Nice story and best wishes for 2020

Dean De La Rey
Alumni Ranger

Thank you

Vin Beni
Guest contributor

2020 off to a good start! Wild dog pups having fun!!!

Dean De La Rey
Alumni Ranger

Thanks Vin

Denise Vouri
Guest contributor

Wonderful pictures, interesting blog. You’ve made a great point that it’s not the equipment that makes the image, but the creativity and emotion of the person behind the lens. Shooting with abandon yields snapshots, when in fact it’s more important to take time and wait until the moment is right to push the shutter. Cheers for continuous great sightings.

Dean De La Rey
Alumni Ranger

Definitely agree, Thanks for the comment Denise

Mary Beth Wheeler
Guest contributor

Some really fun images this week, Dean! Especially love the kudu, the Tsalala cub, Inyathini at night!

Dean De La Rey
Alumni Ranger

Thank you Mary

Michael Kalm
Guest contributor

Beautiful pix. Some truly wonderful camera angles. Great art!

Dean De La Rey
Alumni Ranger

Thank you Michael

Doug Hammerich
Digital Tracker

The close-up and personal head shot of the kudu bull was striking.

Dean De La Rey
Alumni Ranger

Thank you Doug

Michael and Terri Klauber
Guest contributor

Dean, Thanks for a great group of images! We think you did a great job of trying to find something different. We are with you though on the idea of just sharing the images we each get from the same sightings. Lots of fun when we are “competing” for the best shot or angle. “Hey, get off my leopard!” has been heard many times on our safari vehicle!

Dean De La Rey
Alumni Ranger

Can imagine the tussle when mashaba is found. Thanks for the comment guys.

Jen Lum
Senior Digital Ranger

WOWZA! .. AMAZING!! What a week of pictures! Thank you for sharing them!

Mike Ryan
Explorer

Thanks Dean Amazing week

Dean De La Rey
Alumni Ranger

So much fun. Thanks to the Ryan’s

Joan Schmiidt
Master Tracker

Dean, I especially liked the elephant spraying the mud in the air, great shot!

Dean De La Rey
Alumni Ranger

Thanks Joan, Think it’s my favorite as well.

Chelsea Allard
Master Tracker

I like the lappet faced vulture. The fluffy feathers make it looks as though it’s wearing a fur coat.

Dean De La Rey
Alumni Ranger

Very true. Thanks Chelsea

Michael Fleetwood
Master Tracker

Hi Dean, great selection of pictures as always! Was wondering if you could tell me where the Tsalala Lioness and her cub have been spending time in relation to the Ntsevu Pride? Thanks!

Dean De La Rey
Alumni Ranger

Hi Michael, thanks for the comment. She spends most of her time in and around the sand river. Nstevu are seen further south and central londolozi.

Christa Blessing
Master Tracker

Wonderful photos as always. And it’s really great to be able to follow the animals’ development, like the lion cubs via your blogs.
However, I have been wondering for a long time now, why I don’t get the blogs anymore on my mail account though I have signed up for them at least 20 times?? Okay, I can get to your homepage every day any way, if I want to. And choose some to read. But sometimes I forget and it would be nice to get a daily mail from Londolozi.

Philgoldson
Explorer

Wonderful photos! We yearn to return to Londolozi!

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