Through The Eyes of Dale Morris
As a child growing up in a Welsh slum beneath an ever-present drizzle of rain, Dale Morris suspected there might be more to life than collieries and damp sheep. He had seen glimpses of a wider, vastly more wonderful world
A Madagascar Photo Tour – By Astrid Bluemel
Madagascar is often referred to as the “Eighth Continent” because of its exceptionally unique and isolated fauna and flora. This legendary uniqueness is reflected everywhere with its five endemic bird families, quirky lemurs, colourful chameleons, lizards, snakes, frogs and fascinating
What You Can Expect to Photograph in Madagascar
My imagination goes wild in Madagascar. Perhaps because visiting the country feels like such an intrepid adventure, the word 'Madagascar' itself sets visions of exploration in my mind. In this blog I write about some of Madagascar’s photographic highlights. I haven’t
Madagascar Through the Eyes and Images of Jason Heirtzler
I haven't visited a more photographically diverse place than Madagascar. "What lens should I bring along today?" was a question that fellow ORYX photo tour leader Dale Morris and I had trouble answering whilst hosting ORYX’s Madagascar Photographic tour in
Woodlands of Madagascar Uncovered
Madagascar. A last chance to see. The book, ‘Last chance to see’ by the late Douglas Adams, seemed an appropriate read whilst flying from Johannesburg to Madagascar. It’s all about one man’s odyssey to track down a variety of rare and
Mystical Madagascar
Floating just off the coast of Mozambique, lies an island so mysterious in splendour that it’s almost impossible to think of it as being part of the African continent. From dry deserts to wet rain forests, its contrasting nature is
