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As restrictions on travel to Africa ease, here are five tips to improve your wildlife photography on safari… Get closer Not rocket science, just a long-standing adage that states if your images aren’t working get a bit closer, and then...
How the stark simplicity of high key can elevate your wildlife images If you’re looking to set your wildlife photography apart, here’s a technique that will take your images to a whole new level. We’re fans of the ‘less is...
Do you need to pack a wide angle lens for safari, and if so, how wide? We’re often asked about wide angle lenses by guests when they’re booking a safari trip with us. Here’s what we’d generally recommend. Most experienced...
The bigger picture – shooting animals in the landcape Step back and let us run you through our approach to taking powerful pictures that showcase a wonderful wildlife subject in a breath-taking landscape. Shots of animals in the environment have...
Shining a light on wildlife after dark There’s no need to stop shooting when the sun goes down, as our latest concise guide explains. We love photographing African wildlife at night: it’s exciting, unpredictable and can produce some outstanding images....
How to meet your mammoth expectations Who doesn’t love elephants? With their intelligence and complex social nature they make charismatic subjects for photography. Our latest bite-size guide offers a primer in making the most of all your ellie encounters. Spend...
Photographing from boats What’s more fun than messing about on the river – photographing on the river of course! Here’s our latest quickfire guide to photography from the water. Few things beat wildlife-watching from the water on safari – apart...
Photographing the king of beasts Our latest concise guide to safari photography looks at the basics of photographing one of Africa’s most popular subjects. Lions are undoubtedly one of the most compelling subjects to photograph on safari, but they can...
Why it’s cool to get the blues before dark on safari In our regular run through of photo tips we look at photographing in the blue hour to add drama to your images. The golden hour has lots of column...
