PHOTOTIPS: Photographer on Location – 2 week Pre-sale SPECIAL. Books will be delivered end-November.

‘Kalahari Phototips is aimed at photographers who want to hone their photography skills and produce
breathtaking images. Hannes Lochner takes you with him to the Kalahari to photograph nature with
a freshly creative perspective. This book reveals all the tricks and trades of a phenomenal wildlife
photographer.‘ – Heinrich van den Berg

Each book in the Phototips collection replicates a mini photographic workshop that’s hands on and
practical. This is the fifth in the series of Phototips books by HPH Publishing. After the success of
Phototips – Principles of nature photography, Phototips – Composing nature and Black & White Phototips
by the Van den Bergs, and Greg du Toit’s Phototips – Getting it right in camera, Hannes Lochner shares
his photographic advice in Kalahari Phototips – Photographer on Location.
Visit www.phototips.co.za for more information about the Phototips range of products.

Featured in Phototips – Photographer on Location:
hannes’stop10kalaharitips: his experiences
topwaterholes: best of the best
nightphotography: journey through the nocturnal activities
campmagic: photography in the camps

Good morning everyone. Things are heating up sighting-wise and also in temperature. We are into the forties already and the shady sausage tree we live under, just lost all its leaves and we had almost no shade for a while. Luckily the new leaves comes out quick, with the blooming of the red flowers. Elephants around our camp are getting a bit more friendly, they were a bit skittish at first. Last week our sausage tree were surrounded by nine elephants enjoying the fallen leaves and long grass around our tent. Magical. Wilddogs left a, what was left of an impala kill, in our ‘driveway’, so they killed it just after we left for a gamedrive earlier that morning. They did stay in the area the whole day just to be chased around by elephants when the sun was setting, around our camp, absolutely havoc. Dust,dogs & lots of trumpeting! We also fell in love with a very small leopard female in our area. Herewith a picture of her in the golden hours of the day, high up in a sausage tree. Enjoy.