Wildlife Photographer: Lesanne Dunlop

Jenman’s Wildlife Photographer of the Week: Lesanne Dunlop! In a time where wildlife and nature enthusiasts are unable to travel, we’re making it our goal to bring wildlife and nature to the enthusiasts. So while you’re doing the work of superheroes by staying indoors to keep others safe, allow us to inspire you with this visual feast.

We’re seeking out incredible wildlife photographers from around the globe to not only make their names known to you, but their beautiful images as well. We hope that the breath-taking landscapes and unique biodiversity of Africa brings you joy and inspiration to dream of your next safari adventure. After all, the journey of a traveller starts at home.

Jenman’s Wildlife Photographer of the Week: Lesanne Dunlop

Browse through some amazing wildlife and landscape images by Lesanne Photography and be transported from your living room to the African plains.

Website: www.lesannephotography.com
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Wildlife Photography | Lusanne Dunlop — Wildlife Photographer

Professional Photographer Lesanne Dunlop received her degree in Photo Journalism at Rhodes University. With 12 years’ practical experience and her own successful photographic company, she’s made it her passion and mission to share images with the world so that they can fall in love with Africa as she has.

Born in Zimbabwe, Lesanne has spent most of her life in the bush. This upbringing made it virtually impossible for her to live anywhere else! “There is no place like home. A lot of people don’t understand why we choose to live in such a chaotic country. But once you’ve had a taste of the untamed, the wild, the unpredictable, and the beauty, everywhere else just seems… boring.”

Jenman's Wildlife Photographer of the Week: Lesanne Dunlop — Wildlife Photographer: Lesanne

Wildlife Photography — Wildlife Photographer: Lesanne Dunlop

We are a leading safari tour operator that provides world-class guided group tours and tailor-made packages throughout Southern Africa, East Africa, and Madagascar, ensuring unique wildlife experiences.

Chikoko Tree Camp, South Luangwa National Park

Adventure to Zambia

Trees for Zambia, a mass volunteer tree planting effort, are the brainchild of Greenpop, a local Cape Town non-profit, with a small presence in Livingstone. I recently had the privilege of spending a week in Livingstone, Zambia, atop the majestic Victoria Falls. I didn’t go

Mountains of the Mist

Cloaked under a thick blanket of mist in the early mornings, the Bvumba Mountains tower 609-metres above sea level, on the Zimbabwe-Mozambique border. Rising to a peak named Castle Beacon, which stands 1911-metres tall, these beautiful Mountains of the Mist – as they’re called by

Highlights of Zambezi Valley

Covering a distance of 2.574 km, the Zambezi is Africa’s fourth largest river and the largest east-flowing river into the Indian Ocean from this continent. Beginning in Victoria Falls, this mighty river flows into Africa’s largest man-made lake, the Kariba Dam, before journeying eastward through

Botswana Mogothlo bull elephant In watering hole

Botswana Bans Elephant-back Rides

It’s official, no elephants will be permitted to be ridden in Botswana. Abu Camp, the only facility that allowed elephant back riding in the country, has been directed to terminate its elephant back safaris. Botswana is seen as the international custodian of the African elephant