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16 February 2004, 03:48
Spring
African Pics: Sunsets
No doubt when wandering the plains of Africa each of you were awed at one time or another by the remarkable sunsets that mother nature created just for you...Somewhere along the way you pulled out your camera and just had to try and save the moment.... How about sharing with us some of your favorites?
Here are a couple I took, though I'm sure they pale in comparision to those accumulated by some of AR's more frequent visitors to the veld.

In this one the sun had just slipped behind the hill in the background, but the scene still caught my attention:


Here's another that I enjoyed while field dressing an eland:

16 February 2004, 08:39
CFA
Spring

Thanks for starting the thread, brought back a lot of memories. Great pictures guys, I am going to have to do a better job when I go back to have some quality pictures like these to post. Keep up the good work.

CFA
16 February 2004, 09:35
Palmer


In the Limpopo
16 February 2004, 07:56
bwanamrm
Spring,
Nice thread again. I couldn't resist. Also like the Whistlethorn shot Jboutfishn.

This is the shot of my last hunting day in Tanzania. We took a nice East African Impala about 5:00 that afternoon and then watched the sun set before we headed to kampi.

16 February 2004, 07:51
JBoutfishn
Thought I'd share two pics that say "Africa" to me.


16 February 2004, 07:16
mbogo375
Sunrises and sunsets are some of the most spectacular photos from an African hunt in my opinion. Here are a few of my shots. These are low resolution scans for easier internet transmission, so they are not as clear as the originals, but I think they convey the mood anyway.

Jim




























16 February 2004, 07:01
Aspen Hill Adventures
Nice Spring, here is one of mine. This is in the Limpopo Valley at my archery outfitter's place. He's got a lovely property right on the river. My group enjoyed many beautiful sunsets like this every evening last year.




16 February 2004, 10:36
amosgreg
I have got to chime in here

This is an early morning at Pliansburg park (sp?) where the family spent several days doing the photo safari thing!





Here is an early morning





And here is an evening shot


16 February 2004, 08:18
Spring
Some awesome pictures! That one that Jim has with the antlers is particuarly special. Some good photographers on AR!
16 February 2004, 10:07
Shumba
Luckily, I was able to get in a little bit of Tigerfishing during my buffalo/plainsgame hunt in October 2001. This is on the Zambezi River, Zimbabwe





17 February 2004, 00:00
ErikD
Here's a few!



Erik D.
16 February 2004, 20:46
JBrown
JBoutfishn

Your sky-line photo made me realize what was missing from my trip to Zimbabwe last October, the breath-taking sights I saw in Namibia. Where was your photo taken?

Jason
16 February 2004, 20:50
JBrown


A pic from Namibia.

Jason
17 February 2004, 06:08
Mabelingwane
Makes me long for home.
17 February 2004, 11:49
JBoutfishn
Jason, sorry, I should have put the information in the Pic. All of the Pics were taken along the Ruvu River in the Selous.

Here is another pic looking north a few miles south of camp. The grass in the foreground is 10" tall.


17 February 2004, 11:56
bwanamrm
Love those African pictures. The Namibian moon is a killer. Should be magazine or gallery material! Since I posted my last day sunset....thought I'd add the gang and I with the impala taken before that sunset!

17 February 2004, 10:49
Spring
Awesome pic of the moon, Rick!
17 February 2004, 10:06
rick3foxes
Just before leaving Namibia last June, our PH took us to the top of Ongariwanda Rock in the Land Cruiser to take some sunset shots.

We set up the tripod, and shot until the sun was down, never thinking to look behind us.

Then I turned to look back at the truck and couldn't believe my eyes...

The full moon rising was 10 times more spectacular than the sunset we had just filmed. (No image manipulation here - I only cropped the photo and resized it for posting.)