WhereLionsRoam Featured Pics for December 2016
At the end of December the following photographers were featured:
- Michael Raddall
- Michael Poliza
- Jackson Carvalho
- Ilna Booyens
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December 2016, Week 4: Ilna Booyens with Catch of the Day
Photo by: © Ilna Booyens
ISO: 640
F/stop: F/6.3
Shutter: 1/2000
Iln’a description:
5:30 PM. Just before the Mata Mata Gate at the Kgalagadi National Park. A pygmy falcon had taken over a social birds nest. The prey in his mouth was to feed his chick.
December 2016, Week 3: Jackson Carvalho with Walking in Savannah
Photo by: © Jackson Carvalho
More on Jackson:
Jackson is director at Arte Digital Studio and Intertotal Comunicação. This photo forms part of a photo series titled “Adventures on the Savannah”, photographed in South Africa close to Port Elizabeth.
December 2016, Week 2: Hippo Diving
Photo by: © Michael Poliza
Camera: Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II, zoom: 200mm
ISO: 500
F/stop: f/4
Shutter: 1/400sec
More on Michael:
Amongst many other achievements, Michael is a best selling published author. When reviewing his first book on Africa, the New York times stated that it might change the way you think about photography. Not only was Michael a famous actor in Germany, he has also started IT ventures which he sold in 1997 for millions of dollars. He has published various books, including a description on his boat trip around the world, books on Africa, the Arctic, and many more.
December 2016, Week 1: Lion Cub Mud on Chin
Photo by: Michael Raddall
Camera: Olympus OMD EM-1
Lens: Olympus 300mm F4 lens
ISO: 800
F/stop: f/4
Shutter: 1/400sec
Michael’s Description:
It was a perfect evening with a gorgeous golden light in the Sabi Sands and the lion cubs were playing next to their mother. Suddenly the two cubs bravely walked away from their mother and headed towards the water to drink. We quickly got the vehicle into the correct position for some great photos and were extremely lucky to capture a beautiful moment of them drinking.
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Izak is a writer, photographer and wildlife enthusiast. When he moves on from this world, he does not want to leave his grandchildren a planet without lions, rhinos and elephants.