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by Phil Muller What do you see?  (Hint: Not cheetah) We had heard about a leopard with 2 cubs on a dirt road towards Olifants river and went in search of them. At 07:40 we found a vehicle looking at the cubs in a tree a long way off into the sun. After a while…

by Andrew Cairncross The Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park is, I believe, one of the finest wildlife photographic destinations available to South Africans, albeit a bit far for those of us from the sleepy hollow. It is expensive to get there, and booking has to be done on the morning bookings open, almost 11 months in advance,…

Ronelle and Des attended a Raptor Identification Course run by Tammy Caine, Bird of Prey Specialist, at the beautiful Fountainhill Estates, just outside of Wartburg. Eager beavers, we arrived at 7.45am for the 8am start … except it actually starts at 9.30! Oh well, more time to walk around and take pics of little brown…

  10 OCTOBER 2017 Results night for the Inter-Club Challenge – Contre Jour Thank you to Westville Camera Club and Chairman Charles Venter for hosting the Inter-Club Challenge Results evening last night (the snacks were a delight) – and thanks to all MCClubbers who attended – many a comment was made about how we had…

What can one photograph in Botswana by Phil Muller (all photos copyrighted to Phil Muller) When Susan and I decided to travel to Botswana for the first time in August this year, we contacted some friends who had been there and also had a look on the net to see what others have to say. …

OPEN GARDENS Only open 7/8 October Rick and Fem Hackland, Bishopstowe by Des A 15 minute drive from Pietermaritzburg, this open garden is primarily an aloe garden, and forms part of the Aloe Festival in July. Des and Denise (on her first photograph outing) visited on Saturday. Rain was promised at 11, so we arrived…