I recently returned from a safari in the Masai Mara which I hosted alongside Michael Laubscher. We had an incredible safari with plenty of action and a few stand out sightings with one in particular that I want to share with all of you. This particular sighting I am going to talk about will go down as one of my best lion sightings I have EVER had. It wasn’t the…
Hi all; This is not a long blog at all as I would jusy like to share this video with you all because to me; this is what its all about! I hope this convinces you to try it next time your out on safari. Until next time; Happy Snapping! Michael
For me this was the first time in in East Africa. My selection of images reflect the great safari experience I had and in which I tried to create a diverse portfolio. This not only by animal diversity and composition, but also by trying new things like silhouettes, slow shutter and panning. This was also encouraged by both Andrew and Johan who were of great help in achieving that diversity…
This is a discussion that always comes up at some point during a photographic safari, how important is it to stay on top of the latest and greatest cameras & lenses and how big a part does your creativity play in your photographic journey? Personally I don’t believe that a newer camera will automatically result in better images… Yes upgrading your camera gear certainly does have it’s benefits, and here’s…
From many past experiences, lots of photographers out there put their camera gear down as soon as the light starts to fade and darkness begins to set in. When it comes to photography, most of us like to stick to our comfort zones and yes this is fine, but what if we want to better ourselves? How do we grow as photographers? How do we increase our skill set? Well,…
Hello everyone In this short blog I would like to share the below video with you all. This has by far been one of the most special moments I’ve been a part of in the Masai Mara and truly shouts out AFRICA! I hope it touches your heart as much as it did mine. Until next time; Happy Snapping! Michael Laubscher
