Secluded South Africa Photo Expedition

Color can make or break a photograph—especially in natural light. Join Photo Expedition Leader Danielle Carstens for a practical look at white balance and how it shapes the mood and accuracy of your images. Learn how to spot color casts, judge color by eye, and decide when to adjust white balance in-camera versus during editing. Using her own wildlife photos as examples, Danielle demonstrates how small tweaks can bring your images closer to what you experienced in the field.

Expedition Leader Lorraine Doyle spent 2025 guiding Nat Hab travelers across Southern Africa, from the bushveld of South Africa to Zimbabwe’s Lake Kariba to the great river systems of Namibia's Caprivi Strip and Botswana’s Chobe National Park. Through unforgettable encounters with elephants, lions, leopards and river wildlife like hippos and Nile crocodiles, Lorraine recalls how these landscapes connect within the greater KAZA conservation area, the world’s largest land-based transboundary conservation area, and why no two days on safari are ever the same.

From snow-capped peaks and fall-hued forests to serene shorelines, Earth’s varied natural landscapes offer endless inspiration—and today’s mirrorless cameras can help you preserve those scenes in striking detail. Join OM System Technical Account Manager Mike Amico for an introduction to capturing landscapes with the OM System gear. Mike will walk through essential equipment, creative features you may not have considered and practical tips for framing and shooting scenes in the field.