Elephants of the Kruger National Park
Here is a gallery of some of the elephant photographs that we, the authors of the Photographer's Guide to the Greater Kruger National Park, have captured on our many visits to the world-famous Kruger National Park.
If you struggle to find elephants on your safaris or you feel your elephant images are not impressive, then this eBook is for you! We have been visiting the Kruger Park for more than twenty years and we and our co-author, Trevor Barnett, have had so many elephant sightings on our self-drive safaris that we have lost count! In this eBook we provide all our tips on how to find these biggest of the big-five animals and then how to best photograph them.
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"Planning a Kruger trip? A new guide by pro photographers holds the key to good pictures. Learn from the folks who spent 517 days in the park and make your photos sing!" - Romi Boom, Editor of Wildcard Magazine, South Africa  |
The majority of these elephant photographs were captured on self-drive safaris, on normal tourist roads, when we were on our vacations, which are anything from a few days over a long weekend, to annual holidays of 14-17 days duration.
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"...the majority of images are really impressive, each chosen for a practical reason, sometimes annotated to stress a point. - Craig Rix, Editor,Travel Africa Magazine, UK  |
The Kruger Park is famous for its elephants as it has produced some of the largest African tuskers. The most famous are the 'Magnificent Seven' elephants who were born in the 1920s - 1930s, and were given the collective name based on the 1960s Hollywood movie.
They have since all died, but the park has some 'emerging tuskers' who also have impressive tusks. More information on these past and present elephants can be found in the Elephant Hall museum in Letaba restcamp.
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"This is an indispensable guide to getting the best out of Kruger, camera in hand or not!” - Caroline Webb, Associate Editor, Getaway Magazine, South Africa  |
Elephants are known as 'gentle giants' but you should not get too close to them...! Image captured by Armand Grobler in the Pilanesberg but many more such incidents have happened in the Kruger Park.
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"It's 768 pages of the most amazing information. It consists of, well, everything really. Photography info...area info...hidden roads..special places....what they have seen almost road by road. Where to stay just outside the Park...camp information. It takes quite a lot to impress me but I really feel that this book, which was 7 years in the making, is exceptional." - Janey Coetzee, founder of CAROK (Camps and Roads of Kruger) South Africa
"Having a passion for the region itself and having to know about all dynamics, water holes and ideal roads for a period of 6 years - I wish I had this guide on my first trip already!" - Morkel Erasmus, Secunda, South Africa
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"As a photographer and someone who has visited and taken photographs in the Pilanesberg National Park, I can safely say that with the knowledge gained from this eBook, your experiences and photographs will be much more memorable." - Alastair Stewart, BC, Canada
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