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Month: June 2022

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Private Photo Tour to South Africa with Penny Robartes – Part 1

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Having joined me previously in both Botswana and Kenya, South Africa was first on my list knowing what my private guests' photographic & preferred species of choice were. I hand picked MalaMala Game Reserve and Ngala Private Game Reserve for their 3rd photo tour with me as these two South African wildlife destinations offer near-unparalleled wildlife ... Read more
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Zambia – Private Lower Zambezi Photo Tour with Daniel Bailey

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On the 30th May 2022 I travelled to OR Tambo International Airport, Johannesburg to meet my client and start our onward adventure to Zambia. We met at a restaurant for lunch and a coffee to discuss all the plans for our Zambia photo safari. Later that afternoon we boarded our flight to Lusaka, Zambia. At ... Read more
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Zambia – Lower Zambezi National Park by ORYX Guest Jenny Brown

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The moment your plane takes off from the dusty runaway to start your journey back home from the Lower Zambezi, your heart is aware of the void it is going to have to get used to bearing as a result of leaving this eden. This 6-night stay began with seeing the mighty Zambezi from the ... Read more
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Kenya – Private Amboseli & Samburu Photo Tour with Penny Robartes

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The 9th of May heralded the commencement of my private photo tour to Kenya, but also a month-long stint away from home where I would in total, lead 4 ORYX photo tours. My guest and I arrived in Nairobi, Kenya together from South Africa where we had a pleasant afternoon relaxing at the hotel and ... Read more
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Borneo – A Wildlife Photography Tour Extraordinaire by Dale Morris

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Borneo is the world’s 3rd biggest island; an exotic and tropical destination where rainforests dominate. It’s split between three countries; Indonesia; Brunei, and Malaysia, but it is only in Sabah (Malaysia) where one can hope to find wildlife in abundance. Much of Borneo’s wild spaces have sadly been converted into palm oil plantations. But in ... Read more
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