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Your Dream...
You're going on a photo safari to the Kruger National Park that is famous for its big-five animals, birds and amazing landscapes - you have dreams of capturing your fantastic wildlife experiences on camera and returning home with impressive images to show friends and family.
Your
Struggle...
You get home with magnificent memories,
but boring photographs that have not captured the essence of the Kruger Park. You
are so disappointed with the photographs that you show nobody.
Or, even worse, you cannot find the animals to photograph! Remember, the national parks are not zoos, you need to be able to first find the subjects and then know how best to photograph them.
The above scenario is played out by many people each year. You are unsure of what photo equipment to bring with, you don't know where the animal hot-spots are and you don't know what to expect from the animals if and when you do find them.
And then, by the time you are just getting 'acclimatized' to the park, it's time to go home!
For many people, an African safari is a once-in-a-lifetime travel experience and you don't have the time or money to repeat the trip in order to rectify mistakes you made on your first safari.
Well
you can...
the solution to your problem is The Photographers Guide to the Greater Kruger National Park, an
affordable Kruger self-drive book (US$27.00) that you can download today (no postage costs) and
either print out or keep on your laptop, iPad and/or Smartphone.
(We are currently offering 33% off - use the promo code K2K when making your purchase)
The plan is that when you arrive at an area covered in this eBook you'll know where to go when and what to expect and you will know what equipment and techniques will be most effective.
From the first day you arrive at the Greater Kruger National Park, you could be photographing the key animal species like a Kruger veteran!
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"It's 789 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, creator of the CAROK group (Camps and Roads of Kruger), South Africa
"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
"It's an excellent publication and a snip at the price. Very comprehensive in as much as it covers so many options for places to stay in and around KNP, gives good ideas on the best places to stop for photo opportunities and lots of hints and tips on how to get better photographs.
It's a good read too and it's like the biggest trip report I have ever read, so I think those who have been before will enjoy it as much as I have in anticipation of my first visit!"
-- Dave Williams, Llandudno, Wales
"...the majority of images are really impressive, each chosen for a practical reason, sometimes annotated to stress a point.
The authors clearly know what they are doing. For decades they have mapped their sightings, and in explaining how they achieved their images, they’re sharing invaluable tips on understanding wildlife behaviour, reading the signs, getting yourself in the best position for the shot.
There is a phenomenal wealth of information here; real substance."
-- Craig Rix, Editor, Travel Africa Magazine, UK
"Absolutely superb - you guys hit it out of the park - I've seen several other Kruger books and, in my opinion, yours is simply the best!”
-- Bob Shephardson, Debarry, Florida, USA
"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
"Get the most out of your next trip to the Kruger National Park with this eBook." - Safari News
Written by three wildlife photographers who have spent over twenty years on African photo safaris – both guided safaris and self-drive safaris.
We are confident this eBook will immensely improve your Kruger Park photo safari:
· It's for every level of photographer - whether you have just one camera and one lens or if you are an advanced photographer with all the latest gear.
· It's a substantial book - 789 pages filled with photos, advice, tips and lessons that the authors have spent years learning.
· It's a blend of theory with plenty of practical advice - there are explicit directions (with great maps), best times to visit, photographic lessons and expected subjects for the whole park including places outside the park.
· It's instantly accessible - no waiting for postal deliveries or expensive couriers.
· Whenever we update the eBook with fresh information you will be entitled to the revised copy at no charge.
· It's guaranteed - you get a 30-day money-back guarantee.
· The eBook is portable - you can take it with you in your vehicle and refer to it while at the waterholes and/or while sitting at the camps doing a sofa-safari!
About the Authors
Table of Contents
Introduction
More about the Photographers Guide to the Greater Kruger National Park
How to Use This Book
Photographic Equipment
Making the most of Your Kruger Safari
Travelling tips to the Kruger Park
Lesson 1: Plan your safari before you arrive in the park
SECTION A - THE SOUTHERN KRUGER NATIONAL PARK
Our Southern Kruger Sightings
A1 Berg-en-Dal Rest Camp
Lesson 2: Macro Photography in-camps
A2 Malelane camp
A3 Lukimbi Safari Lodge
Lesson 3: Always have your cameras ready
Suggested Drives around the Berg en Dal area
S110 Tar Road Highlights
Points of Interest
A4 Pretoriuskop Rest Camp
A5 Tented Adventures Pretoriuskop
Lesson 4: Keep the background and your position in mind
A6 Nkambeni Safari Camp & Buffalo Rock Tented Camp
Suggested Drives around the Pretoriuskop area
S3 Highlights
Points of Interest
A7 Skukuza Rest Camp
Lesson 5: Star Trails & Star Points
Suggested Drives around the Skukuza area
Points of Interest
Lesson 6: Enlarging the size of your canvas
Lesson 7: Photographing the Sunrise from Koppies
A8 Lower Sabie Rest camp
Suggested Drives around the Lower Sabie area
H10 Highlights
Points of Interest
Lesson 8: Look for patterns:
Lesson 9: Previsualisation - Anticipating the Subject’s Movements
A9 Crocodile Bridge Rest Camp
Lesson 10: Situation driven not subject driven
Suggested Drives around the Crocodile Bridge area
Points of Interest
Lesson 11: Getting creative when faced with difficult photo situations.
A10 Biyamiti Bush Camp
Suggested Drives around the Biyamiti area
Staying outside the Park & Entering each day as a Day Visitor:
Crocodile Bridge Gate
Restaurants in Komatipoort
Restaurants in Malelane
Numbi Gate
Restaurants in White River
Lesson 12: Don’t be afraid to use high ISO!
Restaurants in Hazyview
Paul Kruger Gate
Lesson 13: Shoot First, Ask Questions Later
A11 Mthethomusha Game Reserve - Bongani Mountain lodge
San Rock-art
Lesson 14: Photographing Wildflowers
SECTION B - THE CENTRAL KRUGER NATIONAL PARK
Our Central Kruger Sightings
B1 Talamati Bushveld camp
B2 Mlutwati Concession
Imbali Lodge, Hoyo Hoyo, Hamiltons Tented Camp
B3 Orpen Restcamp
Lesson15: Photographing Reptiles
B4 Maroela Camping site
B5 Tamboti Tented Camp
B6 Satara rest camp
Suggested Drives in the Orpen/Satara/Talamati area
S100 Highlights
H7 Highlights
H1-3 Highlights
H1-4 Highlights
Lesson 16: Finding Leopards
Points of Interest
Lesson 17: How to behave at a Sighting
Lesson 18: Photographing Birds on Game Drives
B7 Roodewal Bush Lodge
B8 Balule Camp
Suggested Drives around the Roodewal & Balule areas
Points of Interest
Lesson 19: Understanding animal behaviour
Lesson 20: Be aware of Your Surroundings
Orpen Gate
B9 SABI SANDS RESERVE - GREATER KRUGER
Lesson 21: Lighting
B10 Manyeleti Game Reserve
B11 Shalati Safari Camp
B12 Timbavati Game Reserve
B13 Makalali Conservancy/Lourene Game Reserve
Lesson 22: Photographing on a Guided Game Drive
SECTION C - THE NORTHERN KRUGER NATIONAL PARK
Our Northern Kruger Sightings
C1 Olifants Restcamp
Lesson 23: Photographing from the Camps
Suggested Drives in the Olifants area
Points of Interest
Lesson 24: Sunrise & Sunset from the Bridges
C2 Letaba Restcamp
C3 Shimuwini Bush Camp
Lesson 25: Shooting Leopard cubs – all day!
Suggested drives in the Letaba/Phalaborwa area
Lesson 26: Photographing Birds in Camp
Off-road Routes
H14 Highlights
Points of Interest
Tip: Shooting Animalscapes
Tips on what to take for a sleep out at the hide
Lesson 27: Using Smartphone Cameras on Safari
C4 Boulders Bush Lodge
Boulders Bush Lodge private road: S136
C5 Mopani Rest Camp
Lesson 28: How to capture images at congested sightings
C6 Tsendze Rustic Camp
Suggested drives in the Mopani area
Points of Interest
Lesson 29: Using HDR
C7 Bateleur Bushveld Camp
Points of Interest
Phalaborwa Gate
Lesson 30: Stop and Scan
C8 Letaba Ranch
C9 Machampane Wilderness Camp
SECTION D - THE FAR-NORTHERN KRUGER NATIONAL PARK
Our Far-north Kruger Sightings
D1 Shingwedzi
D2 Sirheni Bushveld Camp
Suggested Drives in the Shingwedzi / Sirheni area
H1-7 Highlights
Points of Interest
Lesson 31: High-key & Low-key Images
D3 Punda Maria Rest Camp
Lesson 32: Photographing at night in the camps
D4 Pafuri Border Camp
D5 Pafuri Camp
Walks & game drives:
H13-1 Highlights
Lesson 33: Baobab Sunrise
Points of Interest
Lesson 34: Crocodile Kills
Punda Maria & Pafuri Gates
Lesson 35: Finding Subjects
D6 Makuya Park
A Typical Self-drive Day in Kruger
Tips for Day Visitors
A Typical Day at a Private Reserve in Greater Kruger
More about the Kruger National Park
Gate and camp opening and closing times:
Kruger National Park Road Numbers & Names
Kruger National Park Seasons
Accommodation Facilities within Kruger
Picnic sites
Bird hides
Health & Safety
The advantages of staying inside the park
Some of our previous itineraries
Animals visiting you in your chalets or tents
Lesson 36: The Magic Tree
Photographic opportunities missed
Conclusion
FINAL WORDS
Photographer’s Resources
Keeping Drinks Hot or Cold
Kruger Park Books
Photographic Safaris
Technical Details
Image Index
Mario & Jenny Fazekas have, since 1995, spent over 1000 days on self-drive and guided safaris in African National Parks in southern & east Africa with over half that time being spent in the Greater Kruger National Park.
Many of their photographs have been published and they have won a number of photographic contests.
Trevor Barnett has been visiting the KNP for over thirty 30 years but has taken wildlife photography serious only in the last ten to fifteen years. ‘Serious’ being an understatement, as Trevor leaves camp every morning as the gates open and he returns just as the gates close.
Some of Trevor’s
images have won photo contests and have been showcased in many local and international
publications.
Who better to than these three photographers to advise you on how best to find and photograph the Kruger National Park's amazing wildlife!
A quality digital camera is just the start of what you need - these three seasoned wildlife photographers will provide tried and tested tips so you can capture great digital photographs while on your Kruger safari.
The Photographers Guide to the Greater Kruger National Park costs only US$27.00
That's less than one night's camping site for four people costs in the Kruger Park!
Remember, you are spending thousands of dollars on safari accommodation, travel and photographic gear - ensure that you get value for money from your safari by investing in The Photographers Guide to the Greater Kruger National Park, so that you can make certain that you return home from your photo safari with images you are proud of.
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