Many of the visitors to Singita’s five reserves and concessions across Africa are budding shutterbugs, if not experienced wildlife photographers in their own right. Capturing the many extraordinary moments that come with exploring the kind of pristine wilderness areas under our care is one of the best parts of any Singita safari, but it can...
By Stuart Butler
Golden, sun-blessed grasslands spotted with flat-topped acacia trees might be the common image of East Africa, but this huge region contains an endlessly diverse array of landscapes that range from beaches of snowflake white sands to high altitude glaciers, lakes the breadth of oceans and humid rainforests haunted by the echoing yelps of chimpanzees.
The following images reveal something of East Africa’s extraordinary range of landscapes and wildlife habitats.
Traveling to a new destination often sparks an interest in how to capture your memories best. The challenge begins before you even arrive at the lodge, as you will most likely spot birds and wildlife as you drive through the bush – don’t be surprised to see a few members of the Big 5 either! To ensure that you don’t miss any opportunities for the perfect shot, our field guides have compiled their five best tips to help you capture those magical moments:
Every week we select the best safari moments captured by our guests and guides.
We update our Asilia Africa Facebook Page with these new shots so keep checking our page for the latest ones!
Enjoy the highlights of October 2015 below.
Crop your picture so that your animal sits on/jumps off/stalks or licks our logo and your image could be featured on the Africa Geographic Facebook page!
We review Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Greg Du Toit's new book, AWE.
The Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, famous for its predator viewing and diversity of smaller mammals and birdlife, has to be a photographer's paradise.
