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Professional Safari Guide Reveals All About Private African Safaris

It is our mission and passion to share the beauty and energy of Africa with the entire world, and one of the best ways to illustrate what you might experience on safari is through speaking with a professional safari guide. For this reason, we’ve created a new Live the Magic of Africa blog series, Q&A [...]

 

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Author: Sandy Salle

August 9, 2010

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WORKING THE LIGHT

Hello again everyone...I thought it was time for a new post since we're already a few days into August. My, how this year is just rocketing past!!Sometimes we find ourselves in that "sweet spot" for photography. You know - the golden morning/evening li...

 

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Author: Morkel Erasmus

August 5, 2010

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Top 5 Most Popular Safari Activities!

Top 5 Most Popular Safari Activities!

1. Game Drive A game drive safari is by far the most popular way of exploring the African bush. Game viewing is typically conducted early in the morning (6-8:30 AM) and late in the afternoon (4-6:30 PM) when animals are most active. Vehicle types range from open 4 x 4’s ...

 

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Author: Michael Theys

August 5, 2010

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Wildlife Photography to View, Share and Enjoy

It’s Thursday and for the last 8 months, on a Thursday, I have been featuring guest bloggers sharing their images, experience and knowledge on Photo-Africa. Actually, it does not sound quite right saying I ‘featured’ them as all the guest bloggers I have had on this site are amazing photographers in their own right and [...]

 

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Author: Gerry van der Walt

August 5, 2010

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The Endangered Wildlife Trust Launches Its Rhino Poaching Hotline | 082 404 2128

The Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT), in recognising a dire need to urgently address the rapidly escalating problem of rhino poaching in South Africa, has developed a project to strengthen the security of rhino in South Africa. The EWT Rhino Hotline number is 082 404 2128. We call on every person who becomes aware of any illegal, or suspicious activities concerning rhino poaching or the sale, movement and or trade in their horns, to please make use of this number in order to get the information to the relevant enforcement agencies.

 

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Author: Andrew Beck

August 4, 2010

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August 2010 Desktop Wallpapers!

Here are August’s free desktop wallpapers for your computer. The first two photographs were taken by me in Pilanesberg on my last trip there. [...]

 

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Author: Kerry de Bruyn

August 3, 2010

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Intent, Patience…Luck!

Anybody can get lucky. Anybody can go out on safari and get a fantastic wildlife shot.  This Black Rhino, which is a very special sighting, walked across the road right in front of us.  All I had to do was pick up the camera and shoot away.  It is a great reference shot but fantastic [...]

 

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Author: Gerry van der Walt

August 3, 2010

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Top 5 Most Striking Differences between African & Asian Elephants!

Top 5 Most Striking Differences between African & Asian Elephants!

Elephant Joke Just for fun! An animated jeweller called the police station to report a robbery. “You’ll never believe what happened, Sergeant. A truck backed up to my store, the doors opened. Out comes these burglars and they lead an elephant out of the truck. The elephant then breaks through ...

 

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Author: Michael Theys

August 2, 2010

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Kenya Safaris: Price vs. Wildlife

Kenya Safaris: Price vs. Wildlife

Going on a wildlife safari holiday can be an exciting, but expensive experience. However, by choosing to visit wildlife reserves with cheaper entrance fees, you can dramatically reduce costs (especially for those in large groups) and still see some awesome wildlife and have a great time! Kenya is not only ...

 

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Author: Michael Theys

July 29, 2010

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Choosing Where You Want To Visit on an African Safari Vacation

Deciding where to go on your African safari vacation is quite likely one of the most exciting and toughest decisions you’ll ever make. This post is designed to ease your mind about where to visit on safari and choose the parks, reserves, and areas that are right for you. Below is a spotlight on a variety [...]

 

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Author: Sandy Salle

July 28, 2010

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