June 30

Behind the lens – Samantha Myburgh

By Craig Harding on June 30, 2010

Samantha Myburgh comes from Port Elizabeth, South Africa’s windy city. She has quite a history and has worked in the hospitality industry in both London and Dubai. She started off by working for the famous Shamwari Group – a selection of five-star lodges in the Eastern Cape,  before she moved onto Tsala Treetop Lodge, near Plettenberg Bay. And now finally she has joined Rhino Africa! She picked up a camera about 8 months ago but says the love of photography was obviously in her blood because she enjoys it so much. She’s also an au-naturale photographer, which doesn’t mean she takes photographs scantily dressed (although rumour has it she was spotted at Sanbona snapping the dawn wearing only her bathrobe!) she simply doesn’t like to edit her photographs at all.

Behind the lens - Samantha Myburgh
Crisp winter’s morning at Gaikou - Swellendam
Behind the lens - Samantha Myburgh
Vultures standing sentinel at sunset, Lion Sands
Behind the lens - Samantha Myburgh
Evening dew at Kensington Place Cape Town
Behind the lens - Samantha Myburgh
Sunset at Londolozi
Behind the lens - Samantha Myburgh
Water Lilly in the Victoria Falls Hotel Courtyard Pool

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Craig Harding

Craig Harding is the general go-to guy at Rhino Africa. He's pretty chilled out so he's the right guy to have by your side on an intrepid adventure. He says 'the journey is the destination' so we just all nod and agree - it's better that way...

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