25 Mar NATURE TTL | 8 Ways to Take Your Nature Photography to the Next Level
How to take your photography to the next level is a question often asked in today’s media-saturated world....
How to take your photography to the next level is a question often asked in today’s media-saturated world....
Welcome to my first newsletter of the year! Happy, happy 2023! The more time I spend on planet earth, the more thankful I am for nature, for wildlife, for passions and for the gift of life. Every day brings with it a new sunrise and new opportunities! I hope this year is an incredible one for you and your loved...
In a world of social media and “likes,” it’s easy to have your confidence behind the camera knocked. So building your confidence in nature photography is important to do to ensure your enjoyment of photography is retained....
My image of two Crested Guineafowl titled “That’s the spot!” was chosen as one of the 25 images for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year ~ People’s Choice Award. ...
Thank you so much for subscribing to my newsletters! The feedback, encouragement and engagement over the last 25 editions has been far more than I could ever have hoped for. It is such a privilege to share my passion and love for birds, Africa and photography with you! I hope that my future newsletters will continue to create awareness for...
The title of this could read ‘my best’ places for bird photography in Africa. Depending on how you define bird photography...
The Nature’s Best “African Wildlife Photo Awards” announced the winners and highly honoured images of the 2022 competition in Nairobi, Kenya yesterday! My image of two Crested Guineafowl; titled "That's the spot", was highly honoured in the “African Wildlife Portraits” category....
Welcome to issue 25 of the Flack’s photography newsletters. Eileen, Joshua and I have just returned home after an incredible three weeks in Kenya. After three years of Covid cancellations we finally made it to El Karama Lodge in Laikipia County, which is an hour from Nanyuki and approximately 5 hours (traffic allowing) north of Nairobi. El Karama has a special place...
Earlier this year I was asked to be one of the judges for the inaugural South African Photographer of the Year. I am honoured to join such an esteemed panel of judges. ...
It was difficult to know where to start this newsletter given that my trip to Nyungwe Forest in Rwanda was three years in the making and one that I had dreamt about for many more years before that. In many ways I feel that this issue and the accompanying images are not enough to communicate the full majesty of Nyungwe...