Photography
Kishindo is a Dream Location to Capture Stunning Images of Majestic Big Cats
With a high chance of tiger sightings and near-guaranteed experiences with cheetahs, you’ll have ample opportunity to photograph these elusive creatures in a photogenic environment. The surrounding landscape scenes are spectacular, and the weather offers dramatic shows of clouds, rainbows and light that are extraordinary. All creative photographers from cell phone enthusiasts, amateurs, or professionals, will enjoy our specialised vehicles and knowledgeable guide. Our specialised vehicles and knowledgeable guides will ensure you get the perfect position and lighting for those unforgettable wildlife shots.
If you are interested in booking a professionally guided safari at Kishindo, use the information and links to the photographers’ websites provided below.
A Variety of Environments
From forested thickets, riverine slate, rocky outcrops, grass plains, tree lined dams, to tall bulrushes and reeds, there is a wide diversity of environments in which to capture stunning images of wildlife.
Photographic Safaris
Kishindo frequently hosts Professional Photographic Safaris offered by industry leading photographic guides including: Squiver, Kevin Duley, Clint Ralph, Jeff Whou, Lars Beusker, Marlon du Toit, Nick Kleer, and Bredon Creamer.
If you are interested in booking a professionally guided safari at Kishindo, please contact us for more info.
Photographic Equipment
Kishindo Private Game Reserve offers a photographer’s paradise. For wildlife and landscape enthusiasts, we recommend a versatile lens setup. Professionals often choose a 70-200mm zoom for general wildlife photography, a 100-400mm for capturing distant subjects, and a fixed 400mm with a converter for exceptional detail. For bird photography, a prime lens like a 500mm, 600mm, or 800mm is ideal. A 16-35mm wide-angle lens is perfect for capturing expansive landscapes and night skies. To ensure stability, a tripod or monopod is great. If you’re flying in, don’t forget to bring an empty bean bag. We’ll happily fill it with sunflower seeds upon your arrival, providing a versatile and comfortable support for your camera. Of course, a cellphone is always a great tool for amateur photography as well – and we have seen many fantastic images and videos captured using a quality smart phone.
Photographic Equipment
Kishindo Private Game Reserve offers a photographer’s paradise. For wildlife and landscape enthusiasts, we recommend a versatile lens setup. Professionals often choose a 70-200mm zoom for general wildlife photography, a 100-400mm for capturing distant subjects, and a fixed 400mm with a converter for exceptional detail. For bird photography, a prime lens like a 500mm, 600mm, or 800mm is ideal. A 16-35mm wide-angle lens is perfect for capturing expansive landscapes and night skies. To ensure stability, a tripod or monopod is great. If you’re flying in, don’t forget to bring an empty bean bag. We’ll happily fill it with sunflower seeds upon your arrival, providing a versatile and comfortable support for your camera. Of course, a cellphone is always a great tool for amateur photography as well – and we have seen many fantastic images and videos captured using a quality smart phone.
Photographic Safaris
There is a great benefit for professional photographers or photography enthusiasts to partake in professionally lead photographic safaris as the tour leaders are well versed with years of teaching and practical photography experience in wilderness areas.
If you are interested in booking a professionally guided safari at Kishindo, use the information and links to the photographers’ websites provided below.
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Capture the Thrill: Mastering Game Drive Photography
Turn your game drive into an unforgettable experience by capturing stunning photos of wildlife in their natural habitat. This guide equips you with the essential knowledge to transform your snapshots into captivating wildlife photography.
