African Photography Safaris

Apr 18 2024 2

Sharing the day to day experiences of being on a wildlife photography safari with African Photography Safaris hosts, photographers Alan Hewitt and Kaleel Zibe. We look back at our memorable experiences in the African wilderness, discuss some of the important issues you need to know when travelling on a photographic safari, questions and answers, book reviews and more…

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Episode 7 – Kisaru, Choosing a Photography Safari Part 1, Beers Around the Fire, Back-Ups, Sneezing Wild Dog Democracy, Photographing Gore & More

Apr 18 2024 67 mins

Welcome to episode 7 of our African Photography Safaris podcast! Newsflash!! We’re now on YouTube!! You can listen to or watch the podcast right here from our website using the consoles (below) or via any of the providers also listed. What’s in episode 7? Kisaru Part 1 of choosing a photography safari Beers around the fire Back-ups Raptor population crash Sneezing wild

Episode 6 – Zoom & Prime Lenses, Favourite Photography Moment and Safari Beers. Naming Animals- is it Anthropomorphic? Alan’s Amazing Wildlife Wonder and the Merlin Bird ID App. Plus… Our Podcast Soundtrack!

Dec 17 2023 71 mins

Welcome to episode 6 of our African Photography Safaris podcast! You can listen to the podcast right here from our website using the player (below) or via any of the providers also listed. What’s in episode 6? Zoom and prime lenses on safari What has been our favourite photography moment? Safari beers Naming animals, is it anthropomorphic? Alan’s amazing wildlife wonde

Episode 5 – A Look Back at Timbavati & Tuli, Two Elusive Species, Macro Photography, 3LT Alana Monopod & AI in Wildlife Photography

Oct 10 2023 48 mins

Welcome to episode 5 of our African Photography Safaris podcast! You can listen to the podcast right here from our website using the player (below) or via any of the providers also listed. What’s in episode 5? Alan looks back at his recent photography safaris in South Africa’s Timbavati and Botswana’s Tuli Block We asked about two elusive species to photograph in

Episode 4 – Mirrorless Cameras, Birds of East Africa Field Guide, Monopod or Tripod and Vultures in the Mara Triangle.

Jul 13 2023 42 mins

Welcome to episode 4 of our African Photography Safaris podcast! You can listen to the podcast right here from our website using the player (below) or via any of the providers also listed. What’s in episode 4? Mirrorless cameras and DSLRs, advantages and disadvantages Smallrig rechargeable batteries Vultures in the Mara Triangle is our memorable photography moment Birds of E

Episode 3 – Equipment & Packing for a Photography Safari, Lazy Journalism, Kisaru the Cheetah, plus… Alan & Kaleel Argue About Pronouncing ‘Shemagh’!

Jun 07 2023 38 mins

Welcome to episode 3 of our African Photography Safaris podcast! You can listen to the podcast right here from our website using the player (below) or via any of the providers also listed. What’s in episode 3? Equipment and packing for a photography safari Lazy journalism about “Ferrari Safaris” Kisaru the cheetah is our memorable photography moment Alan and Kale

Episode 2 – Safety on Safari, Warthogs, plus… the Leopard and the Porcupine.

May 06 2023 23 mins

Welcome to episode 2 of our African Photography Safaris podcast! You can listen to the podcast right here from our website using the player (below) or via any of the providers also listed. What’s in episode 2? Warthogs! Electric safari vehicles A leopard and a porcupine is our memorable photographic moment Kaleel’s favourite fieldguide, The Kingdon Field Guide to Afric

Episode 1 – Introduction to the Podcast and Maasai Mara Conservancies vs National Reserve

Mar 22 2023 15 mins

Welcome to episode 1 of our African Photography Safaris podcast! You can listen to the podcast right here from our website using the player (below) or via any of the providers also listed. What’s in episode 1? Introducing our African Photography Safaris Podcast A lion and cheetah hunt are our memorable moments Alan’s favourite fieldguide, Beat about the Bush by Trevor