Kalahari (Kgalagadi) photography is a  photographic web page  dedicated to the conservation orientated Fine art, Still and video photographer. 

Also for Photographic workshops and tours and wildlife filmmakers, enthusiasts, equipment suppliers, tourist facilities and others that benefit from the Parks and or conservation areas. More so for those in favor of the traditional untouched un-commercialized Kalahari. by Joe Lategan undoubtedly one of the Kalahari's most dedicated supporters

 

 

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Link your album/s and or video/s to the "fanpage" below and an image will be displayed of the winner every 6 months in the shops in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier park- South African side. Or just upload for help or assistence!

 Videos will be selected for a production sponsored by "Catfishjoeproductions". Rules will follow soon.

Bitterpan Braai.... before tented camp! 

 

 

 

By the Kgalagadi Guru. Gus Mills and wife Margie.

The first day I visited the Kalahari Gemsbok Park in late 80's my friend Dawie De Villiers, the head ranger at Mata Mata at the time sold me Gus' book "Guide to the Kalahari Gemsbok Park." as a reference guide.

All the years and still today it is my travel companion and I have observed just about everything myself documented therein. I only wish he would do a reprint with some great photos this time. 

But his new book will allow you to visit the Kgalagadi every night before you fall asleep!!!

Joe Lategan

Overview of ecological workings of the Auob River.

 

 The Camelthorn tree is without a doubt the center of attraction along the riverbed of the Auob and the Eco system would have looked very different without them. I traveled along the Auob river without any permits to leave the road and never asked for any,... to not interfere with nature. Never the less you can write a thesis or two  from this road if you drive slow and visit the park as mush as I do. It is also meant to be a visual guide for the mature environmentalists and lovers of the Kgalagadi Park. Available in the Park for now. Or e mail me.

 Joe Lategan

 

 

 

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Hannes Lochner 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Link your album/s and or video/s to the "fanpage" and an image will be displayed of the winner every 6 months in the shops in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier park- South African side. Or just upload for help or assistance! 

 Videos will be selected for a production sponsored by "Catfishjoeproductions". Rules will follow soon.

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Just chat/upload about your trip from within the park or when you next switch on your computer again.