African Photography Safaris Podcast Episode 5

Welcome the African Photography Safaris Podcast Episode 5.

You can listen to episode 5 right here from our website using the console (below) or via any of the providers also listed. What’s in episode 5?

Alan looks back at his recent photography safaris in South Africa’s Timbavati and Botswana’s Tuli Block
We asked about two elusive species to photograph in sub-Saharan Africa
Macro photography
The new Alana 2.0 monopod from 3 Legged Thing
Artificial intelligence in wildlife photography

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Question for the podcast?

Whether you’ve got a gear dilemma, a wildlife mystery or an incredible safari story of your own. Maybe a burning question about life on safari, get in touch. Send us your question or story, and we ~~will~~ might feature it in a future episode of the podcast along with a proper chat about it on air. Nothing’s too nerdy (not compared to Alan anyway) or too wild! Extra points for humour!

From Podcast Episode to Safari Adventure!

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Join us on a small-group adventure where conservation, creativity, and culture meet. You’ll be led by professional wildlife photographers and qualified guides who know these habitats, not just where to go, but when and how to position for the best photographic opportunities. From dawn light over the Maasai Mara to the call of lions at dusk, every moment is about connection to nature, to people, and to your own creative spirit.

Our ethos is simple. Ethical safaris, meaningful experiences, and incredible photographic opportunities that support conservation and local communities.