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Etosha pan forms part of the greater Kalahari basin and is a world heritage site (UNESCO). This book celebrates Etosha's unique landscape and thriving concentrations of game, including endangered and specialised species. It is a beautiful piece of Africa, a vista of wide flat clay pans, acacia woodlands and natural as well as man-made waterholes.
You too can capture images like these.
The field guide contents inform you of where - when - how, with grid reference and details of each image taken.
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Carol and Malcolm have travelled extensively in Namibia and have made 26 visits to Etosha Pan, each visit of a duration of six weeks or more.
They have a fully kitted-out bush vehicle and top-quality camera equipment, used in capturing these rare images which tell their own story.
No photoshopping or colour enhancement of any nature has been used on the photographic images.
For any information and queries about the contents of the book, please email:
malcolm.col47@gmail.com
