Africa Wild

Treasured memories Tsendze 2013 with my Mom - a survivor at 95 years of age

Did you have everything in that small car ??

Yes Lis, she's a real Krugerholic The day of our departure our neighbor even postponed his morning drive to see if I could fit everything and rewarded me with a bottle of wine. Needless to say there was actually room for a crate of wine

Lovely ..My Mom loved camping in Kruger too ..My Parents took me to Kruger for the first time in Mar 1951 as a 3 month old ..This was the first year I have missed Kruger since then (Covid Lock Down)

We have been going to Tsendze camp since the week end it opened and will be there for 12 nights in Sept 2021 usuak pre booked site 14

mposthumus wrote: ↑Wed Dec 09, 2020 8:07 pm Yes Lis, she's a real Krugerholic The day of our departure our neighbor even postponed his morning drive to see if I could fit everything and rewarded me with a bottle of wine. Needless to say there was actually room for a crate of wine

A strong lady

Very nice, but let a professional do this kind of thing, especially the talking.

How i would like to be at Tsendze NOW for 3 weeks You dont have Tssessebe outside the Tarred Gate at Satara neither do you have the Dark skies at Las Vegas electrified Light polluted Satara as well so you wont see stuff like the Milky Way etc apart from maybe in Loadshedding on a moonless night. For the folks who ask me what my settings etc are when I shoot the night skies
Nikon Z7 camera
Nikon Z 20mm f1.8 S Lens. This lens gives nice perfect pin prick round stars right out to the Corners Click to see
ISO 3200
F1.8
15 Sec exposure
Colour Temp 4 200 Kelvin
All Manually set including Focus as no camera can focus in Pitch Dark automatically

Click on both to get true colours. The Milky Way pic straight out the camera and converted from RAW (45 M Pixels to J peg and reduced for Web (1.4 Megapixels ) I am going to print a Full res Large A2 image to hang in the house >> my best effort on Milky Way to date