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The Walls Of Ngorongoro Crater Tanzania


A Black Rhino with the spectacular Ngorongoro crater wall as the backdrop

There is something magical about being in the Ngorongoro Crater. The spectacular scenery, variety of bird life, abundant wildlife diversity and of course the feeling of being inside one of the greatest natural wonders of the world will leave every visitor in awe.

Yes ... 'Wild Kenya Safaris' does organize safaris to Tanzania upon request and our last trip there definitely did not disappoint. 

While composing this photograph of the black rhino spotted during our game drive, a number of things came to mind. I wanted to highlight this beautiful endangered animal, emphasize on the multitude of colours and most importantly showcase the sheer size of the crater wall. 

After some patience, everything finally did come together to make this lovely photograph, the rhino stood still for a moment, a pair of crowned cranes joined the scene, the crater wall and landscape became well lit and both the rhino and elephant out in the distance gave a real life scale of the magnificent wall surrounding the park.

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