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Dear Wolfgang,
We’re in full flow putting together the Spring issue of Travel Africa, and thinking hard about how we’re going to share more of Africa with you this year… |
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| Help us to shape a better mag for you…
We’ve been getting some FANTASTIC feedback from our reader survey. A big asante sana to all of you who have taken the time to share your thoughts… it’s all really useful insight and we will most certainly be using your ideas and comments to help shape a better, more relevant magazine for you this year.
But it’s made us want to hear more from you! So, if you haven’t already completed the survey, please take a few minutes to share your thoughts by following the link at survey.travelafricamag.com
As a thank you for your time, you’ll be entered in a draw to win one of three copies of Africa’s Finest or one of 10 copies of 100 Bizarre Animals, great books for any Africa-lover. The draw will take place on February 15 so please enter now. Thank you for your input. |
| Photographic workshop
If you love Africa and take your camera with you on safari, you should sign up for Lou Coetzer’s photography workshop, to be held in Oxford on the weekend of March 8-9.
Lou is a top South African wildlife photographer and regular Photoschool contributor to Travel Africa. His popular workshop is ideal for amateur and experienced photographers:
Day One will look at:
* Rethinking the fundamentals of photography
* Applying your equipment correctly
* Photography basics
* Application to wildlife photography
Day Two will consider:
* Software, workflow and editing.
Attendees can book for either of the days only, although it is recommended you try and do both.
Oxford University Club, Oxford, March 8 and 9
For more information and to book directly with Lou, see
http://www.coetzernaturephotography.com/wildlife-photography-workshop/ |
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| Living with Cheetahs: how humans and wildlife can flourish together
A talk by Jonathan and Angie Scott, and Dr Laurie Marker
Now, here’s one for all wildlife and Big Cat Diary fans! This is a rare opportunity to see first hand the evocative images of award-winning photographers Jonathan and Angela Scott, and hear their inspiring stories of living alongside cheetahs in the Masai Mara. In addition, Dr Laurie Marker, founder of Cheetah Conservation Fund, will talk about her journey from California to Namibia to enable humans and predators to flourish together.
All proceeds will go to supporting Cheetah Conservation Fund.
Royal Institution of Britain, Mayfair, London
February 11, 2014, from 7-9pm
Tickets just £25, available by clicking this link. |
| Feel free to contact us with any questions – we can be reached on service or at +44 (0)1844 278883. We are always looking at ways to improve our service to ensure you are getting the most from your subscription, so help us to help you!
Safari njema!
SHERRY RIX
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