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Photographing Tankwa Karoo: Elandsberg & Gannaga Pass
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ม.ค. 2020
- Photographing Tankwa Karoo National Park South Africa
I'm in Tankwa Karoo National Park photographing South African landscapes and wildlife. I share photography tips using a polariser and digital filter. Visit elandsberg cottages. Photograph the Gannaga pass and the Roggeveld mountains.
The mountain passes and 4x4 tracks are fantastic as is the scenery and the photographic opportunities. It's one of the best places for Karoo landscape photography and a must see destination when visiting the karoo.
This is the third video in the series. Join me and Basil exploring the landscape photography in this iconic region of South Africa. We drive the Gannaga pass, visit the Elandsberg and Roggeveld.
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My name is Will Goodlet. I am a wildlife, landscape and astro photographer working in the African Safari business. I spend my time exploring the dusty roads of Africa with my Land Rover, Basil.
I've been taking photographs for 40 years, first in Hong Kong, where I grew up and later to follow my dreams of a life photographing Africa.
Excellent narration, photography top class, of course. Britain did send some gentlemen our way, and it shows. Thanks for making us proud to be South African. If all were as sophisticated as you are, the world may have been a better place. Love that Landy as well.
OMG Will it looks like where I live in the Flinders Ranges, so similar. We are on the edge of the fabled Outback and its pretty harsh country. Thank you for sharing this part of your world. And yes our Defenders were well suited to that terrain and when I was a tour driver they always got us home. Loved your tip on the polariser and black and white shots, will try that, I have lots of images that are the same with the lonely windmill and rugged arid ranges behind.
Another splendid episode Will .. you so right about exploring the region’s finding your own images taken by nobody else . It’s still much a virgin area and one could spend weeks there exploring and gaining much knowledge of its vastness and the beauty of the Karoo . It’s Barron yes .. it’s ugly to most people.. but one your mind and see the beauty it offers . I love this type of landscape . Thanks for sharing your adventures Will !
Thanks again Ross, there's no sky bluer than over the Karoo and no stars brighter. It always reminds me of Africa's long and challenging history and that we can still find new views and wonders even in the 21st century.
Great videos! So happy I stumbled upon your channel ...
Thanks a lot Con! Glad you like them - I seldom see people watch this one, I'm happy you found it - I LOVE the Karoo.
Fantastic video.
Thanks Neil, very much appreciated!
Awesome Will, my backyard the Tankwa! 📸🎞😎
Thanks Craig, I love it out that way. WOW. You have some awesome spots out west :) ps. replaced my stolen Mamiya with a Pentax 67. Looking forward to trying it out! I think it will be way easier to travel with.
@@WillGoodlet fantastic, I have range of 67 lenses, if you in my valley again let's shoot some Kodak Portra 400 or Ilford, you can test shoot the lenses.
@@craigfouche Deal :)
Thanks again, Will. I have a friend who doesn't understand 'the point' and motivation of photography ...I'm going to send her a link to your videos! 👍🏻
Hey Christine, thanks so much for taking a look and the share! Photography changed my life, the things I've seen and experienced have been amazing. Places I would never have known about and times and events I never would have witnessed without a camera pulling me onwards :) It's taught me how to look at the world and see it - to paraphrase Dorothea Lange :)
We are also in the Karoo.Love it
great vid. thank you
Thanks Michael! Appreciate you taking the time to watch this one :)
Why did you touch your head , when saying: "touch wood" :D ? Funny:) It was so good to watch your another trip to the place you had never been before. I enjoy it very much. And it is so good to see you and your family in a better emotional shape after such a horrible experience. Best of luck to you all.
Hi Margaret, touching wood is a thing to ward off bad luck, do you have that saying in Canada/Poland? So when you can't find any wood, you can touch your head because we have another saying - 'wooden headed' for someone who is stubborn to the point of stupidity. I'm really glad you enjoyed the video. The next in the series was supposed to go out today but I'm having some tech trouble. Hopefully will publish it soon. Take care!
Beautiful story and scenery, thx for letting us discover a part of south Africa we've heard about but never seen. Say hi to the missis!
Thanks Gert! The missus says Hi back ;) So much to see in SA and many places yet to visit for me too - I can't wait :)
Another great video Will. Glad to see that your new road trip partner doesn't blast Texas
over the stereo while you wander off into the wilderness!
Haha, she doesn't have the pin for the stereo Blue Tooth ;) Hope all's well? We cancelled the Namibia trip due to the robbery, hope to head up there again with more time and in winter. Must hit Etosha too!
Great video
What a great adventure you are on Will. Looking forward to seeing more of it.🙂
Thanks Terry! Very kind of you. The last in the series is coming soon.
Really enjoyed that, thank you. I live just outside Williston in the Nama Karoo and the option of going black and white using a poloriser is something I'm definitely going to try👍
Hi Rodney, great to hear that you enjoyed it. Thanks so much for watching! Yeah, polarisers are really useful for this kind of thing and many of the landscapes out there really suit B&W. Williston must be a great place to be, would like to venture out there again one day.
Very nice, I was so waiting for this and the rest instalments from the Karoo. Loved the B&W windmill !!
Hey Dimitris! Good to hear from you. Thank you for taking a look - the next one will be out shortly (unfortunately the last in the series :( ) I could spend my lifetime travelling in that part of the world and not get bored.
Will Goodlet tnx Will only one more though is :-((. I wish you keep well and grace us with many more if your wonderful videos. I plan to email you as well as I’ve made some sort of progress just that I had been extremely busy at work.
Excellent! Thank you, Will. You're helping me expand my "places to visit" list.
Haha thanks Neels, no shortage of 'places to visit' in SA. I've barely scratched the surface myself :)
Thank you Will - awesome video a part which I never explored before I left SA!
Thanks Axel! Appreciated, perhaps we can tempt you to come for another visit? ;)
Wow I thought the karoo national park was an empty place but nothing compared to the tankwa karoo...
Hi Guido, good to hear from you! Well, yeah the Tankwa is incredible. The Karoo National Park video is coming out next - sounds like you have been there so it should bring back some familiar sights and sounds. Keep well and best wishes to the family.
mmmm... pancakes :) Thanks for taking us along on the trip, it was great!
Hi Liesl, thanks! I bet you get some good pancakes on that side of the pond. Must be worth a visit there just for that! Take care :)
We make our own South African style pancakes because here they are "crepes" and although some restaurants serve them either with savory or sweet fillings, nothing beats good ol' cinnamon and sugar! American pancakes are what we would call "flapjacks" in SA. I hear flapjacks in the UK are actually oat bars! Crazy world haha!
Yep flapjacks - oat crunchies (like my mother made) are my favourite thing ever but we never wrote the recipe down when she was alive. So many delicious things lost!!! I like American pancakes - I grew up in Hong Kong where the Filipinos made American pancakes :)
Will, see if you can find a copy of the book "Kook en Geniet" by S.J.A. DeVilliers, or the English version "Cook and Enjoy It." My Mom bought me the english version before I left SA and it has the Oat Crunchies recipe amongst many other childhood favorites like my Mom and Ouma's used to make. The secret ingredient which I'm thankful they sell at a South African food shop here is "Golden syrup" - the typical syrup's here would never work, but the consistency and flavor of the Golden syrup is perfect for the recipe. You can probably google a recipe too, as long as it's South African with that particular brand of syrup, and be sure to use desiccated coconut and not shredded coconut.
@@LieslHuddleston this went to spam for some reason! Sorry. Yes Mum used golden syrup and butter I think. But hers were quite chewy, not like the crunchies here. She was a phenomenal cook with hundreds of books and recipes but I can't find this one, probably too simple to bother writing down! I will look out for the book, thanks!!
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