Far an Wide

28/11/2021

From "Woman in Wildlife Photography " Powerful. This is the real thing, no zoom. She was about 6 feet away, walking straight into my camera. She kept walking straight at me until she was just 3 feet away, then she turned to walk alongside our truck. I was in the passenger seat, there was no door.
Our guide later explained that she grew up seeing these trucks, we were those trucks. Far to big for her to take down. Get out of the truck, a whole different story. I had that clearly in mind when about 45 mins later I knew I had drank to much coffee earlier, it was raining and the road was bumpy. Yea, I had to get out of the truck. You betcha, I was really nervous then. 🤣
My all time favorite image I have ever captured.

23/11/2021

Want to visit Africa? A leading example of an eco-conscious lodge in Zambia, Mfuwe Lodge runs on solar power. Each chalet or tent has its own solar water heating system and also relies on solar panels for power, lighting, and to pump water. In addition, the property nurtures a ‘worm farm’ where organic waste is composted down to produce an organic fertilizer, which is then used in tree planting programs at surrounding villages.

To visit Mfuwe Lodge email: [email protected] or Whatsapp us.
Our website: www.faranwide.com

23/11/2021

Cheetahs running under the game ranger's vehicles and a leopard in Sabi Sands, Kruger Park, South Africa

22/11/2021

Lion sighting at Savanna Private Game Reserve 🙂 Enjoy 🤩

22/11/2021

Found in the center of western Zambia, Kafue National Park is the oldest and largest of Zambia’s national parks. It covers a massive 22,400 km2. It boasts wide tropical rivers full of hippo, vast floodplains with herds of grazers, and twisted fig trees where lions are found in the branches.

For information email [email protected]
Or visit www.faranwide.com

22/11/2021

Experience a truly, eco-sustainable safari in the Busanga Plains of Zambia.

After falling in love with the Busanga Plains, Chisa Busanga Camp was built to mimic its surroundings through beautiful architecture and environmentally conscious design.

Chisa is the Nyanja word for ‘birds nest’, and the rooms were inspired by the weaver bird nests that decorate the trees there. Sitting on a small tree-lined island, the camp uses only solar power, as do the game drive vehicle and bicycles used to explore the watery dambos beyond.

Chisa Busanga Camp celebrates the natural and cultural heritage of the Busanga Plains, a place that will leave an indelible imprint on your mind, as it has on ours.

Contact us on: [email protected]
or visit our website: www.faranwide.com

22/11/2021

Did you know that Zambia and Zimbabwe are the only two countries in the world that start with the letter Z? And they're neighbors and share “the smoke that thunders” - Victoria Falls.

01/11/2021

Yes, yes and yes again !

25/10/2021