This Week At Angama Archives

This Week At Angama #85

20 Sep 2019 - Jeffrey Thige This week has been dominated by the Mara’s golden morning light. It can be so rewarding to wake up early and head into the park before the sun makes its appearance

This Week At Angama #84

13 Sep 2019 - Adam Bannister Time in front of the computer has been very brief this week, so now more than ever it’s up to photographs to speak for themselves

This Week At Angama #83

6 Sep 2019 - Adam Bannister When it comes to wildlife photography, sometimes you have to allow for a little poetic license

30 Aug 2019 - Jeffrey Thige It’s impossible to imagine a more inspiring training ground than the Mara Triangle. This week, Jeff took two guides out into the field to learn some practical photography skills as part of a new programme to take the guest safari experience to a new level

This Week At Angama #81

23 Aug 2019 - Adam Bannister This week, we focus less on the animals of the Mara and more on the extraordinary humans and initiatives that allow us to enjoy the wildlife

This Week At Angama #80

16 Aug 2019 - Adam Bannister There are many wonderful images still to be taken in this landscape and every minute spent out in the wilderness provides fresh opportunity to see new things, experience new interactions and take new photographs

This Week At Angama #79

9 Aug 2019 - Adam Bannister As the wildebeest continue to follow their seasonal migratory route, danger lurks in the long grass

This Week At Angama #78

2 Aug 2019 - Adam Bannister Aside from the famous river crossings that come part and parcel with the Great Migration, there are an abundance of remarkable scenes to photograph at this time of the year

This Week At Angama #77

26 Jul 2019 - Adam Bannister The river is the lifeblood of the Mara ecosystem – from a hot air balloon, it looks tranquil and calm, but down on the ground, things couldn’t be more different

This Week At Angama #76

19 Jul 2019 - Adam Bannister The excitement around camp is tangible – wildebeest are scattered across the horizon as far as the eye can see. Like a slowly approaching wave, the Great Migration makes its way ever closer. It’s that time of the year again when we gather along the river banks and wait patiently for nature to enthral