I was fortunate to be able to spend some time in the Okavango Delta and we had to fly into the camp. It was a different perspective to how I normally see the landscape. On the little plane I had to contend with cramped seating, turbulence and window reflections, but couldn't miss the opportunity.
Any C&C is appreciated.
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Thread: Flying Into The Okavango Delta
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16th September 2014, 05:03 AM #1
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Flying Into The Okavango Delta
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16th September 2014, 05:12 AM #2
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Re: Flying Into The Okavango Delta
That's a pretty good result Clive from a plane through the window.
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16th September 2014, 08:20 AM #3
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Re: Flying Into The Okavango Delta
What are those white spots on the ground in #2 shot? Just interested...
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16th September 2014, 09:21 AM #4
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Re: Flying Into The Okavango Delta
Interesting shots.
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16th September 2014, 11:27 AM #5
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Re: Flying Into The Okavango Delta
A job well done. Hope you got plenty more.
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16th September 2014, 12:07 PM #6
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Re: Flying Into The Okavango Delta
Hi Izzie, either just bare white sand, or a small depression that once held water which has evaporated and left a saline deposit.
Thanks for the comments gents, a few more Andre.
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16th September 2014, 01:31 PM #7
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Re: Flying Into The Okavango Delta
I completely agree with Grahame about shooting conditions. Great shots Clive. I loved #2
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