Coming Attractions . . .

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After seven long months of labour for love, our two latest OV&P films and accompanying photographic books are soon to be launched. Shot in South Africa and created in response to the escalating threat of extinction facing Earth’s remaining rhinos, the first film, Rhineo & Juliet – Love and Tragedy in Africa, addresses this crisis, [...]

by Naomi 27 April 2012 Featured Posts Read the full article →

Celebrating Easter in Images

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HAPPY EASTER to all who celebrate it! In contemplating the abundance of chocolate eggs everywhere, I found an interesting article at the Chocolate Trading Co, explaining the History of chocolate Easter Eggs. Apparently “Modern symbols of Easter, such as the egg and the bunny, have their origins in paganism. Rabbits were the most potent symbol [...]

by Naomi 8 April 2012 Studio Photography Read the full article →

Miss SA Teen 2012 – Studio Photography Special

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Entries open soon for Miss SA Teen 2012! Follow that link to find out all about the selection criteria and entry requirements, which include two recent A4 colour photographs (one head and shoulders and one full length), dressed appropriately. Being highly experienced in studio photography of modeling portfolios and specializing in assisting aspiring models (for [...]

by Naomi 1 April 2012 Studio Photography Read the full article →

Wildlife Photography – Important Points

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To wrap up this four post series on Wildlife Photography tips, here are some final points to note: FOCUS IS EVERYTHING! No matter what anyone tells you, if you do not have the focal point of any image perfectly in focus – whether it be just the eye of an animal, or some hairs on [...]

by Dave 29 March 2012 Photography Tips Read the full article →

Wildlife Photography – 5 Essential Settings

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This post in our wildlife photography series focusses on the five essential camera settings, which I call the FIVE KINGS, that are critical to taking consistently good images. This is important. Practice being aware of these five settings, and check them before and during each shoot or game drive: CAMERA MODE A good default setting [...]

by Dave 11 March 2012 Featured Posts Read the full article →

Wildlife Photography – Preparation Tips

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Before I advise you on what to do to prepare for your photographic safari – which we’d be happy to help you with, if you’d like to Contact Us – let me offer some advice for your game guide. He or she (female guides are quite common these days, and they are generally very good), [...]

by Dave 23 February 2012 Featured Posts Read the full article →