Favourite Parts of my Volunteer Trip to Livingstone
September 10, 2020
Kelsey, an African Impact team member’s experience at the volunteer programs in Livingstone, Zambia. As I flew into Livingstone, I
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Volunteer in Africa: 5 Unforgettable Gap Year Ideas for 2021
August 18, 2020
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Why I Love Black and White Photography – Clemens Lukasser
July 20, 2020
A former photography volunteer in Africa talks about his love for black and white photography and shares his best black and white photos from the field.
Astrophotography – How to Capture the Night Sky (with Sophie Brown)
July 8, 2020
Sophie Brown, a photographer in South Africa, shares some things she has learned about astrophotography while photographing the skies of Africa.
4 Wildlife Photography Tips for in the Field and Great Storytelling
June 24, 2020
Samuel Cox, a pro wildlife photographer, shares 4 wildlife photography tips that will improve your storytelling and enhance your experience in the field.
A Wildlife Photography Volunteer Laments on Missing Great Shots
June 16, 2020
Reed Ramsay, an avid wildlife photographer and photography volunteer on one of our wildlife conservation projects talks about his missed shots.
Photography Tips for Shooting at Different Times of Day
June 3, 2020
Sophie Brown, a wildlife photographer, shares her advice and photography tips for shooting at different times of day, including Golden Hour.
A Leopard Lover Travels to Africa and Gets the Perfect Shot
May 26, 2020
This is Brigitte Bernard’s story about how she traveled to Africa to fulfill a childhood dream of seeing a leopard in the wild and got ‘the shot’ while doing it.
Advice from a Professional Wildlife Photographer: Research is Key
May 19, 2020
Samuel Cox, a professional wildlife photographer in South Africa, discusses how research separates the enthusiasts from the professionals.
My Service Trip to Africa as a 63 Year Old Professor
May 18, 2020
Sheila, a 63-year-old tenured professor in education from New York City talks about her spontaneous service trip to Tanzania and its impact on her.
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