Lately I don't often get a chance to take photos of the kids because they run away when I take out the camera! LOL ok it's not really THAT bad but it's close. So I'll just have to make an effort to get more photos of them, they grow up so fast and I really want to capture as much of their childhood as possible.
Here they are, in the Kruger National Park, taking a break from the hot sun:
I love how close they have become, always looking out for each other! ♥♥♥
Showing posts with label kruger national park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kruger national park. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Day 5/365 - Elephants in black and white
I have been missing in action for a few days, we had month-end at work and it was hectic to say the least. But I'm back and trying to catch up!
As I promised myself I am trying to be creative in either what I shoot or how I process my photos. So here's a photo of elephants taken in the Kruger National Park during our holiday. I decided to do a black and white version of this and I like it so much I might just print it on canvas...
As I promised myself I am trying to be creative in either what I shoot or how I process my photos. So here's a photo of elephants taken in the Kruger National Park during our holiday. I decided to do a black and white version of this and I like it so much I might just print it on canvas...
Monday, February 1, 2010
Project 365: Day 19
This photo was also taken in the Kruger Park. It was taken through the car window so I battled to get focus spot on.
Project 365: Day 18
I am cheating a bit, did not have time to take photos for the past 3 days, so I am posting a few from our holiday (December 2009).
We were in the Kruger National Park for two days, and the kids absolutely loved it! (the times when we actually spotted animals). It was so green and overgrown that we battled to see the animals but it was really the greenest I have ever seen the Park.
This impala was curiously checking us out, chewing lazily on grass.
We were in the Kruger National Park for two days, and the kids absolutely loved it! (the times when we actually spotted animals). It was so green and overgrown that we battled to see the animals but it was really the greenest I have ever seen the Park.
This impala was curiously checking us out, chewing lazily on grass.
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