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National Geographic-won the photo of the year award with this picture. Zoom in to understand.
2024
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Time to cool off in the Chobe River in Botswana. (Bruna Mentrup)
Hippo are semi-aquatic and are found by rivers, floodplains and swamps. During your Botswana safari you will see them along the the Chobe River and in the floodplains of the Okavango Delta.
“Learn some fun facts about these beautiful animals!”
1. Hippos are the third largest…Read More
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Bruna Mentrup posted in the group Wildlife Photography
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Luke Brouwers posted in the group Black and White Photography
“Monochrome Contrast”
#Monochrome2024 #BlackAndWhitePhotography #ArchitecturalPhotography2 Comments -
Bruna Mentrup posted in the group Wildlife Photography
COMING UP 2025
Despite our experience at Modderfontein a few weeks ago; We decided to arrange another Day excursion to the bird sanctuary, however with a different mindset. Instead of booking a hide to capture water birds, we will use tripods and concentrate on capturing grassland birds as well as water birds along the river instead. More…Read More
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Bruna Mentrup posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Our Experience At Modderfontein Photographing Birds.
With birds not as easy to find in our well-known bird sanctuaries due to pollution, desperation took over, and we decided to give Modderfontein a go this past Sunday. With 12 eager bird photographers wanting to share their experiences and eagerly capture great shots, we arrived in the…Read More
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Bruna Mentrup posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Reserve the dates:
Photography Safari to South Luangwa National Park – Zambia
Date: 01 May 2025 to 06 May 2025Package well priced for local and international clients.
Hands-on wildlife photography course presented by Bruna & Leon
Flights-JNB-Lusaka-JNB & Lusaka-Mfuwe-Lusaka (T & C’s apply)
Guided and fully supported by reputable safari…Read More -
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How many elephants are there left in the world?
According to data collected by the WWF,
the numbers today are upsettingly low.
According to our calculations, less than 500,000 elephants exist today – and that is of both African and Asian species. In Africa, there are approximately 415,000 individuals left whilst in Asia, a mere 40,000.
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This is incredible!