Wild Insights – Our Photography Safaris Blog
Welcome to Wild Insights, our African Photography Safaris blog. This is where we share our thoughts about conservation, creativity, and the moments that make us stop and think about what we see. From why we photograph the way we do, to the bigger picture of what it means to be in the wild today.
If you’re curious about the why behind the wow, this is where you’ll find it!
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Conservation Reality or Fairytale?
In episode 15 of our African Photography Safaris Podcast, we tackled a fiery listener question that began with moral outrage and continued with a glass of something strong. The question was simple enough, but the assumptions behind it… well, less so!
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More Wild Insights Photography Safari Blogs
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AI Isn’t Wildlife Photography
It’s a basic title, I know. Almost laughably obvious. But the fact I even need to say it tells you…
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Birds in Flight Autofocus
Wildlife photography is often considered one of the most demanding photographic genres, and it’s easy to see why. That may…
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Hippo After Dark
When the camp fire burns out and we wind down for the night, our local hippos are only just getting…
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The Whisky Dawa – Safari Booze!
Tina’s twist on the traditional whisky dawa has become a favourite glass of safari booze with both our Mattikoko team…
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Why Choose the Maasai Mara Conservancies?
The Maasai Mara is world-famous for its wildlife, but there’s a huge difference between the crowded Maasai Mara Main National…
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Oxpeckers: Africa’s Feathered Hitchhikers
Red-billed (L) and Yellow-billed (R) oxpeckers feeding on a Cape buffalo’s wound. When you think of African wildlife, your mind…