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.
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ETOSHA PANEtosha 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, ...