honorable mention
Ingrid Vekemans belgium
title
Mosi Oa Tunya
She organises a variety of photographic workshops and writes articles for photography magazines.
As she loves to share her knowledge and passion about African wildlife, she leads photo safaris in Africa.
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entry description
Determined to portray sunset at the Victoria Falls different from the shots I’d seen so far, which nearly all show the Falls recognizably, I spent three evenings collecting the photos I wanted: atmosphere, heat, light and the eternal water spray playing around in that light. The series is called 'Mosi Oa tunya' or literally 'The Smoke That Thunders' in the local language. In the photos you see the cliffs on both sides of the Zambezi at the Falls site, the bridge over the Zambezi and a detail of a cliff where birds are flying through the spray.about the photographer
Ingrid Vekemans has always been fascinated by Africa, first going there in 1994. Although this continent and its wildlife remain her main focus, she has also become involved in nature photography in other regions of the world. Wildlife, forest and macro photography are her favourite subjects, but landscape photography also takes her interest.She organises a variety of photographic workshops and writes articles for photography magazines.
As she loves to share her knowledge and passion about African wildlife, she leads photo safaris in Africa.
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