The Week in Pictures #155

Simon Smit November 14, 2014 11

As the rains become more regular we slowly start to accept the fact that we might not end every drive bone dry but that has not in any way put …

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When Tyrants Collide – An Epic Battle

Amy Attenborough November 11, 2014 9

For the most part we tend to watch hippos in a rather peaceful equilibrium. Whilst resting during the day, they languidly float around waterholes, honking at one another or showing …

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How To Capture and Photograph Water

Simon Smit November 6, 2014 7

The first rains of summer have fallen and quenched the parched bush. We are hoping there is a lot more on the way, both for the bush and our photography. …

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The Week in Pictures #153

Simon Smit October 31, 2014 7

After the first of the summer rains have fallen we have had a constant reminder of the approaching wet season from ever present clouds. Condensation that promises life and a …

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9 Reasons to Love Londolozi’s Airstrip

Ryan James October 15, 2014 9

An airport is a gateway. Through its faces, its languages, and its energy, travellers are offered the “amazon preview” to the picture that lies in wait across the threshold. There is an element …

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22 Pictures with Ted

Mike Sutherland October 14, 2014 8

It is weird how the world works, particularly when it comes to friendship. It basically comes down to, somewhere, somehow in your life you meet someone, who you really get …

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It’s All in The Eyes

James Tyrrell October 9, 2014 6

This is not a detailed or in-depth post. It is a simple tip on getting your photographs of animals or birds to come to life. Get the animal’s eye(s) to …

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Young Talent

Mike Sutherland October 6, 2014 6

It is a very humbling experience in life when you meet people who you immediately connect with. Somehow you share the same values, interests, goals and passions. This was how my …

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The Week in Pictures #127: The Week that Never Was

Mike Sutherland October 3, 2014 6

There is a time in life when one looks back to understand our path. Where we have been and where we are going. How each decision may affect the next …

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Framing, a different element of composition.

Simon Smit September 27, 2014 4

Composition is often discussed in photography as a whole. In most cases it can be carefully planned and set up but in wildlife photography it can prove to be a …

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The Week in Pictures #148

Mike Sutherland September 19, 2014 10

As I sit here and ponder my words, I feel a calm pass over me. My senses are in tune to the wilderness, I listen, I smell, I see. I …

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The Life of a Lion

Mike Sutherland September 15, 2014 11

It is safe to say that the lion dynamics on Londolozi and the surrounding reserves are swiftly changing. The territories are shifting and there is a heaviness, a cloud of …

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The Power Of Reflections

Trevor McCall-Peat September 11, 2014 6

“Shapes distorted, dissected by the wind only to be reassembled into abstract designs, a beautiful illusionary canvas, ever moving.” – Christine Matthai. As in any form of art, the artist …

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What are the Wild Dogs up to?

Mike Sutherland September 8, 2014 8

Most of you would have already seen photographs and read about our existing wild dog den site along our western boundary. This den site has been one of the most productive …

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Unusual and Captivating Close-ups

Kate Neill September 6, 2014 6

Rules are there to be broken… When it comes to photography it is drilled into us that composition is everything and that in order to have the ‘perfect’ photograph you …

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