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The Tsavo Light

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Lioness in Tsavo Kenya

There's just something about the magical effect that light has while on a safari in Tsavo. For many passionate photographers, the preferred ambiance of the golden hour seems to break its habitual twice daily observance by presenting itself recurrently.

The beautiful light that can be found in Tsavo, cinematographically emphasizes the colours of the habitat with the tawny shades which most wildlife such as lions possess. These spectrum's of red, yellow, green and orange almost merge into one another recreating timeless magical hour conditions.

This Tsavo lioness for example is surrounded by the surreal effects of these naturally blending colours. 

 Love and Light,
Shazaad Kasmani
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