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Your Etosha Stories

Have You captured any magical 'Etosha moments'?

Photographs freeze these moments and allow you to share them with others. Many visitors to Big-5 game reserves take hundreds of great animal pictures but then never look at them or share them – they remain on a computer or CD for the rest of their days – what a waste!!

Keep in mind that we have sold some of our photographs just by displaying them on this website. This is how it tends to go - we get an email from a publisher saying that they have seen one of our photographs that they would like to use in their next magazine and they are prepared to pay us US$175,00 for the photograph!

Well, here’s your opportunity to share Your Etosha safari photos...

Share Your Etosha Safari Pictures and Stories!

If you've been to Etosha and love it as much as we do, please do share your experiences, advice and tips!

We would be keen to try them on our next Etosha Safari and I'm sure others who visit this site will as well!

After a good day’s game viewing people gather around the campfire and relive the animal sightings of the day and reminisce about their unforgettable experiences…

• Perhaps you’ve had a very good, or very bad, Etosha experience?

• Maybe you have a favorite camp?

• Do you have a funny story to tell?

• Have you captured any special Etosha Photographs?

Enter Your Etosha Story Title:

Other Visitor's Etosha Safari Stories...

Click below to see contributions from other people who are passionate about Namibia's Etosha National Park...

Another way of looking at it  starstarstarstarstar
For those of you who enjoyed the manipulated photos, here is another way to display your photographs that I think is neat. It is often refered to as OTB ...

Sometimes everything isn't in Focus  starstarstarstarstar
The photographs used to produce these images were taken in Etosha and Kruger. The images might not have been perfect and could have been thrown out. Instead ...

Lions in a Golden light  starstarstarstarstar
In September of 2011, there was a pride of lions spending time near the Chudop water hole. The pride consisted of two old males, one younger male, two ...

Male Leopard in road near fire  starstarstarstarstar
In September of 2011, there was a significant fire in Etosha which burned large portions of the park. Sherry and I had just left the Goas water hole, where ...

Fire in the park  starstarstarstarstar
In September of this year (2011) we witnessed a significant portion of the bush in Etosha burn. The park employees set backfires to reduce the impact, but ...

Lions discuss dinner  starstarstarstarstar
This year (Sept 2011) we were very fortunate in being able to Photograph a pair of large male lions arguing (not fighting) over the remains of a small ...

Leopard before the Porcupine  starstarstarstarstar
Close up of an Etosha Leopard. In my previous post, I introduced a young leopard that chased a Porcupine. In that post I mentioned that she was close to ...

Black-faced and Black-backed  starstarstarstarstar
Some images from our recent trip where we stayed at Halali restcamp in Etosha...

Photos of Etosha  starstarstarstarstar
Etosha is one of the best areas to photograph wild animals!

The dusty charge of the Etosha Elephants  starstarstarstarstar
A dusty charge of elephants to Rietfontein Waterhole in Etosha - and look who is leading the charge!!

Out of the way, please sir!  starstarstarstarstar
This elephant wanted to walk in the road and was not going to give way to the vehicle!
At least this driver knew who would win such a confrontation and ...

Etosha Elephants   starstarstarstarstar
Rietfontein and Goas waterholes near Halali camp are excellent places to photograph elephants

Black Faced Impala at Etosha  starstarstarstarstar
This image was taken on a recent trip to Etosha and it was the first time I had photographed black faced impala

Coming at You  starstarstarstarstar
A Black Rhino heading our way at Goas waterhole at dusk.

A Noble Goshawk  starstarstarstarstar
Perfectly perched Goshawk

The Boss  starstarstarstarstar
A Black Rhino at Goas Waterhole.

The Long The Tall and The Short  starstarstarstarstar
Elephants in Etosha - What an experience!

Survival  starstarstarstarstar
A vulture takes on a jackal at a zebra kill

Etosha Summer - 1  starstarstarstarstar
Lion yawning - My wife and I visited Etosha in January 2010.
I know that normally summer isn't the best time to visit Etosha if your looking for game,...

Zebras in the mist...  starstarstarstarstar
In Etosha's dry season (July - September) animals tend to drink all day but the herds seemed to be most active at dusk.

We used to sit at the wall at ...

Etosha Summer - 2  starstarstarstar
My wife and I visited Etosha in January 2010.
I know that normally summer isn't the best time to visit Etosha if you are looking for game, (although the ...

Flying Impala  starstarstarstar
We drove to Goas waterhole near Halali in Etosha and were watching a group of black-faced impala.

Everything was calm when suddenly something spooked ...

Cooling Off  Not rated yet
This elephant soaked his feet, had a long drink and then moved off.

Blurred panic  Not rated yet
This photograph was taken at Okakuejo waterhole at midday. The light was very bright so I had set my aperture to f16 and my ISO to 100. I didn't expect ...


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