"How do you get such good photographs?", "Which Kruger and Kalahari bungalows have the best views?", “Which Pilanesberg hides are good for photography?”, “Where do we stand the best chance of seeing a leopard in Etosha?”…
These are just some of the questions we get asked. That's because we have been visiting famous African game reserves since 1995 - actually we have spent over 24 months in variou
s Southern and East African wildlife parks! Our favorites are the Kruger National Park, Kalahari (Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park), Pilanesberg, in South Africa and Etosha in Namibia. Kruger-2-Kalahari is owned by Mario & Jenny Fazekas, who during the past 20 years, have spent over 800 days visiting African National Parks such as the Kruger Park, Kgalagadi, and Pilanesberg in South Africa, Etosha in Namibia and Ngorongoro Crater and Lake Manyara in Tanzania. Many of their photographs have been published and they have won a number of photographic contests. They specialise in providing advice on self-drive photo safaris to the Southern African parks of Kruger, Kgalagadi, Pilanesberg and Etosha. They have a wealth of experience that can help make your next African Safari more comfortable and that could help you get better wildlife photographs. The number one problem, challenge or difficulty people on safari face is that their photographs tend to be disappointing. Here is the scenario...
Your Vision: You visit Africa for a once-in-a-lifetime safari and you return home with hundreds of photographs that you are proud to show family and friends. The Reality: You return home with hundreds of boring photographs that you are reluctant to show anyone. You have spent a lot of money on travel and on photographic equipment and you would like to return home with great photographs and not just memories.
