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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Framing the Wild – The Elephant Scratching Tree
Framing the Wild, a series of behind-the-scenes blog posts exploring how we see, compose, and decide which moments in the wild become photographs worth taking and keeping – the elephant scratching tree.
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More Wild Insights Photography Safari Blogs
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Bat-eared Fox After the Campfire
The Bat-eared fox is one of those species that many people think are strictly nocturnal, but that is not quite…
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African Bird Photography: Incredible Birds You Need to Photograph!
Step into the wild heart of Africa, where every day brings the chance to witness nature’s most amazing avian spectacles.…
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Responsible Photography Safaris: Their Quiet Power
The safari industry is awash with buzzwords; “eco,” “green,” “sustainable,” “responsible.” Too often they’re used loosely, or worse, to justify…
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Framing the Wild – Lioness & Juvenile
Welcome to Framing the Wild, a series of blog posts that takes you behind the photograph. First up, Framing this…
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Aardvark on Camera
When we are asleep, the only sounds at Mattikoko Safari Camp may be Kassina frogs and distant hyenas calling. But…
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International Cheetah Day
Whenever I give a talk or presentation, there’s one question that never fails to appear, “So, which is your favourite…
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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…
