Namibia through the camera lens

We were asked by a UK landscape photographer to create a safari in Namibia; an inspiring destination for anyone but particularly exciting for those with an interest in photography. He wanted to see as much of the country as possible with access to rarely visited areas and to have the freedom to work at different times of the day when the light conditions were at their best.

We combined the three locations, starting at Sossusvlei. Based at an owner-operated lodge, we arranged for a private guide to take our client off the beaten track, to a range of locations from which he could photograph the famous dune scenery. He was able to enter the reserve at any time of the day to meet his requirement for making use of the best light conditions.

From there, he travelled to the Skeleton Coast and his stay there included some flying over the mesmerising Atlantic coast and the many miles of dunes right up to Angola. The final part of the safari was a private guided safari to the Hartmann Valley. The camp here was private and mobile, allowing for flexibility of photography at any time of day and the option to move camp as required.