NAMIBIA – Iconic Locations and Diverse Wildlife – Photo Workshop, May 2025
September 6, 2024
The Land of Photographic Wonders
Namibia is home to some of our planet’s most breathtaking landscapes. During our journey, we will visit and photograph the best landscape locations Namibia has to offer. We also will take an introduction to the country’s diverse wildlife.
Situated along the far western edge of southern Africa, Namibia’s territory is larger than that of both Great Britain and France combined. With a huge territory, a few roads, an extremely sparse population, and main points of interest far from each other, Namibia is a logistic puzzle. Working over the years with local guides, we have designed a very efficient and smooth itinerary, covering the best that Namibia offers. Days will be long and productive, and with a small group, you can expect plenty of instruction in the field.☛ DURING THIS TRIP WE WILL:
- Photograph the rich hues of the Kalahari Desert’s red sands and the captivating wildlife that thrives in this arid expanse.
- Discover the enchanting Quiver Tree forest, nestled in a small rocky pocket outside of Keetmanshoop.
- Uncover the haunting remnants of Kolmanskop, a once-thriving diamond mining town nearly swallowed by the shifting sands.
- Immerse yourself in the vast and captivating landscapes of NamibRand, a paradise for both landscape and wildlife photographers.
- Capture the breathtaking contrast of soaring orange dunes against the deep blue sky in Sossusvlei.
- Frame the ancient skeletons of Camel Thorn trees on the dried lake pan in Dead Vlei, a surreal scene frozen in time.
- Train your lens on the pink gatherings of graceful flamingos at Walvis Bay, a stunning spectacle against the setting sun.
- Jump into a thrilling 4×4 Desert Excursion to Sandwich Harbour, capturing the raw beauty of coastal dunes meeting the Atlantic Ocean.
- Set sail for a catamaran voyage, where you’ll photograph pelicans, and seals, and indulge in delicious oysters for a complete sensory experience.
- Observe the huge colony of the Cape fur seal at Cape Cross, the largest settlement of these animals in the world.
- Embark on a visual adventure amidst the 120 million-year-old granites of Spitzkoppe Massif.
- Photograph starry sky and Milky Way over the Namib desert Rock Arch.
- Take a game drive at one of the oldest private game farms in Namibia.
- Fly over the red dunes of Sossusvlei, the white pan of Dead Vlei, and ancient mountains at sunrise or sunset, taking your photography to new heights.
- You can extend the flight to also witness from the air the haunting beauty of shipwrecks and endless dunes in Namib Skeleton Coast National Park, veiled by the dense ocean fogs of the Benguela Current.
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