Safari of my Life - Wildlife Photography Documentary with Klaus Tiedge
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- A film capturing not only what it's like to be on safari in Kenya but also telling a tale of bravery in the face of adversity. "Life is too short not to do exactly what you want."
In 2017 Klaus Tiedge embarked on a rather ambitious journey to go to Kenya in 2018 and make a film.
This “film idea” was something that Klaus had been thinking about doing for a few years already as a way to challenge himself to do something more than “just” photography. He hired film editor, Dean Paarman, to start the process by turning his existing footage into short videos for social media.
After receiving shocking news that Klaus was diagnosed with life threatening cancer, the idea of a film turned from an idea into a must-do goal.
"Life is too short not to do exactly what you want."
Klaus underwent a severe surgery in 2017 and while in recovery decided that when he was out of the hospital, the planning would begin. True to his word Klaus spoke to his film editor Dean Paarman and proposed he come with to help make this project a reality.
By February 2018 only final touches were required before the two of them would set off to film “The Safari of a Lifetime”.
An epic month of adventure, blood, sweat and tears ensued. Klaus’s Family joined them for the last week to make it one of the most memorable safari trips of all time.
(The film also includes some of the last footage of "Big Tim" - the Amboseli Elephant - which sadly passed away earlier in 2020)
Filmed & Edited by Dean Paarman @Travelvids
www.klaustiedge.com/
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Watched it 12 times now. Best video on you tube, rest in peace angle......
Thank you! I’m feeling very humbled 🤗
Yes. Rip you acute little angle….
I cried. I am the same age, with the same love for Africa, family and photography... what a beautiful tribute to a lovely man and a wonderful place.
R.I.P Klause, on behalf of Kenyans, I say thank you for marketing our motherland and to Tiedge family, be blessed
💗 Love Love Love 💗
God has his loving arms wrapped around you. .
Oi a
@@paulafernandes6875 no HE doesnt..
HE rejected JESUS at the beginning of this vid...
"One life..just live it"
"Do exactly what you want"
Is the very philosophy that rejects GODs will and embraces the anti christ spirit.
No praise to THE ALMIGHTY
*Klaus Tiedge passed away in the early hours of 1st July 2019* at his family home in Cape Town, South Africa. Klaus has been an incredible inspiration for so many in dealing with his _Cancer illness_ from when he got first diagnosed in April 2017. #RIPKlausTiedge
R.I.P Klaus ❤️ Sending lots of love to the Tiedge family, from Kenya 🇰🇪
“The end of life does not mean the end of living." I will try to remember that!
This was truly an amazing journey.
Amazing photography, he died before his time, but in his life he gave his family a gift.
Johnny Walker advert, keep walking.
My heart is in Kenya, born and breed.
I travelled to kenya more than 25 years and now I am happy to live in south africa . Experienced stunning safaris in Tansania, Ngorongoro, Botswana/Okavango, Namibia, Kalahari, Kruger/Manyeleti, but Kenya with its stunning landscape, and the national parks of Maasai mara, samburo, amboseli, Tsavo/Kilimanjaro and Mount Kenya, remains in my heart for ever. Maasai mara and its abitants is the greatest place I've ever seen. Klaus , thank you so much to bring me Kenya and the Maasai so near. You lived your live in the right way and enjoyed every day of live. Thank you for joining us. you. !!
Thank you for this beautiful words
A very inspirational documentary, Klaus's story is incredible! After watching the video, I sadly learned that Klaus has since passed away. I am a photographer in Ontario Canada. (I was a social worker before I got sick) I have been researching places in Africa to come and shoot the magnificent scenery and wildlife and came across Klaus's documentary. Like others who have shared a bit of their stories here, Klaus's story really hit home for me. I had a sudden cardiac arrest in 2013 and have had 3 other significant cardiac events since then. I have died 3 times and needed to be resuscitated. After my cardiac arrest I had an anoxic brain injury , heart failure and seizures. I was just given the OK by my neurologist, cardiologist and electrocardiologist to do my trip to Africa! It is something I have wanted to do for a long time! I am still in the planning stage but the trip will most likely take place in 2022! Thank you for sharing this! Looking forward to a trip of a lifetime!!
thank you for your feedback and your honouring words
@Wm.Boyd Leeson. Just don't give up, I'm from Kenya Masaai Mara we can keep in touch when you're ready to come to Kenya thanks.
I hope to see Yu in Kenya
do it soonest! i had heart fun, 14 years ago! South African born, but live in Toronto. Back from ZA from trip in November!
Just saw this amazing documentary I felt connected to Klaus right away. Then found that he has passed. Very sad. But how he said, he also lives by inspiring others to enjoy life. Because of him I’m committed now to visit Kenia
I just finished watching the entire film and let me say this has to be most inspirational video I have ever watched in my entire life. Pure perfection by Klaus Tiedge. Continue Resting in Peace master. Sending big Love to his family from Kenya.
Thank you so very much!
Being a 🇰🇪 seeing this ,makes me feel like we are blessed
You are indeed. All of Africa is very special, but Kenya has a spot in my heart forever.
Kenya Hits different, Klaus hits different. I am so inspired to appreciate life. RIP "white masai " You were a true Legend.
Thank you Kuria Njuguna. Really happy to hear that you are inspired. That is what Klaus wanted!
I was Looking safari in Africa to show my children how is animals there. And end up in this Amazing film. And Klaus’s story so touching me. And I can feel his spirit.
Thank you to make this film. You are amazing photographer. Rest in love Klaus
I came across this and immediately felt connected, as I went to Kenya and Tanzania following 3 spine surgeries in 2.5 years.. out of the blue, I knew I wanted to see the Masai Mara and it didn't disappoint. There is no way to truly understand how amazing the journey is through adversity and lifes challenges and to sit there in the wild and be surrounded by lions, elephants and all of the other majestic beings... it's truly life changing and humbling. Well Done. Now, I cannot wait to return.. I was also there in 2020 and left right as Covid came across the world. I've kept in touch with my Masai guide and will return... After having to challenge myself to walk again, doctors telling me that I couldn't/shouldn't do certain things.. I too got stuck in the mud and had to be helped while Giraffe's walked circles around us watching.. listening to the animals at night from my tent.. and as a woman, I went alone... and never knew anyone else that had been there. Africa not only inspired me, but made me want to live. Very inspiring... rest in peace..
thank you for your beautiful comment and sharing a piece of your own story! I wish you can travel to Kenya / Tanzania soon again and yes, it's a fascinating place to be. Best wishes from Cape Town, Sandra
You have an amazing story, I feel challenged and encouraged at the same time ..... So much love from Kenya 🇰🇪 you are always welcomed
Mm n mm bbn m
@@KlausTiedgeFineArtPhotography I'm praying for you to stay healthy and happy.
Mr Klaus you’re a very photographer, some people has gift and that’s indeed included you Sir. I hope next year 2024 me and my wife could visit Kenya, according to our plan. Indeed amazing place and we’re imagining our trip . Mr. Klaus thank you so much for sharing your photos. 🥰🥰🥰🤓
Omg I just saw the final part of the video . My heart is with the family . I’m so happy and honored to witness such greatness . God Bless this family .
I found this far too late... I love the documentary
The positivity in Klaus is admirable. RIP
I came across this film on TH-cam today and even if I didn't know what it was about, I couldn't pass it and I am glad I watched it, being a Kenyan armature photographer, I feel very challenged and inspired by Klaus and his amazing story, Rest in Peace sir, your story lives on in the amazing images you captured.
wonderful. I am glad, Klaus could be an inspiration for you, wishing you all the best for your photography
What happen to him?
Oh no.... Cancer
R. I. P
@@dekaabdi4189 Live on through your work.
I had insomnia and here was this exquisite film. As a hospice worker, I will watch this regularly. I did not know it would be a story of terminal illness. I took away so much more. What a gift that he was able to narrate his journey. I will watch this regularly. What a gift to the world. I wish his family love and comfort.
thank you Angela - very honoured to hear the impact it made for you.
RIP Klaus. Stunning story & talent! Best wishes to Sandra, the kids and his team😔
I feel sad after watching the end, I wish the children the best happiest life, their father's memory is forever immortalized in his work.
RIP Klaus. This was a wonderful documentary. I got chills down my spine at the end of the video. Special thanks to the tour guide John who gave Klaus the most memorable tour(s). To Klaus's family may God bless you and keep you stronger day by day
thank you for your kind words and wishes! Glad you enjoyed the film
A man found is peace in 🇰🇪..beautiful video
“The end of life does not mean the end of living” - thank you Klaus RIP
What a wonderful story!!! Thank you for sharing R.IP
Fabulous legacy. I found Klaus far too late. At least I found him.
Same thing I said. God bless this man and his family.
so goddamn touching there (Y)
Me too. What a tremendous individual. His love for his family is so inspiring and such a breath of fresh air. And a consummate photographer as well! RIP Klaus.
I saw this today. I am glad I found him..
Same here, I jus found him a couple hours ago and he has made a huge impact on me.
Tears in my eyes..! You are such great person..it's not only a movie it's a life, you are the greatest inspiration of my life..great respect sir..🙏🙏🙏
Powerful story. Lots of love from Kenya
Great documentary. God bless yr family, a great man of nature love, RIP you soul in the heaven
Africa brings out the best of you, I’m happy that Kraus was able to return to where he loved and capture beautiful images that will be able to be shared for generations. My heart goes out to his family on the loss of an amazing man. I’ve been to Africa twice and it’s changed me forever.
dear klaus. you embarked on your filming the month and year my father died of multiple myeloma. our family had just returned from kenya and tanzania. my mother paid for and made all of the travel arrangements so we could experience a last family trip of epic proportions. your works captured so much beauty, which we also enjoyed, and brings back unforgettable lifelong memories. junior was also our guide for part of our journey, and we visited many many of the places you filmed and photographed. While watching I felt as if I was with my Dad, Mom, and son, again. While my son and I were sleeping in our serengeti tent, we awoke at 4 am to a huge parade of multi generational elephants; the mother passing in front of us was clutched by a newborn. the ever changing light in africa leaves me speechless. Africa made me decide to change from a vehicle photographer to an atmospheric and landscape photographer. I wish everyone in the world could experience Africa. All of her people smile more than any other. Your family tribute is a masterpiece, not only of photography but it shows us what is in your good heart. God speed and thank you. SUBSCRIBED!
Dera Lyn - thank you for sharing part of your story - the journey/visit to Kenya and the experiences of the wild with your family is such a valuable memory - even though there is never enough time, I hope you find some comfort in having had this last great experience together!
Wonderful to hear you visited many of the same places and had Junior as a guide, too!
Sending lots of love, Sandra
Just watched it from Kenya and am sorry to learn that he didn`t make it. He was a talented photographer. Rest in Peace Klaus. To the family may God bless you and keep you stronger. To us, the viewers it's painful seeing such great content and learning that there isn't another one. May he continue Resting in Peace. Hugs from Kenya
I started with watching this doc happily but ended in tears😢😢 may the soul of Klaus countinue resting in peace🙏🙏
Amazing film,what an inspiration klaus Tiedge. It is a sad loss of a LEGEND. R.I.P mate. Big Love to the Tiedge family XX
Wow! I have just spent the last hour watching this wonderful story of Klaus Tiedge pursuing his dream to capture the beautiful wildlife in Africa. I felt an amazing bond with him as I traveled on 4 safaris to Southern Africa photographing as he did, But at 82 and after 12 spinal surgeries my days of safari living has come to an end. But not life, as I have around 50,000 photos to cul through and post on my website. What a joy to have had the opportunity to live alongside, with nature's magnificent animals!
WHAT A VIDEO !
Klaus has left you with the precious memories any family could wish for including a message for us all. Live and love life because none of us know when our time will come.
After watching this, my life will never be the same again. As a travel content creator am indeed in awe of this great and inspiring story and production. Do what you love and use it to tell your story. Afterall that is what gives you life. This will be my purpose in life. Thank you Klaus
Thank you so much@LivKenya - I wish you lots of wonderful travels and inspiring stories to tell!
Hi after watching his video I am interested in learning travel content writer & photography animal nature travel
What an amazing photographer he was..im just soo very sad to hear that he lost his life to cancer… RIP Klaus .your wonderful photographs and videos … will last a lifetime.. God bless your dear family …
A beautiful story of a gentle, loving and extremely talented man, Klaus. I came upon this film by chance and have been blessed by it. Being a filmmaker and photographer myself I'm deeply saddened by his passing. Sending my love to his precious family. God Bless you!
Beautiful!!!!! Thank you for this inspiring film.
There's something special about elephants, i get goosebumps.
Dean, you have done an amazing work on this movie, absolutely, you should do it for a living, what a camera MAN. Daniel
Dean has a special talent and a great personality - I hope he will follow his passion for film making ;-)
What an absolutely inspiring story. It shows the power of the human spirit. Beautiful photography. Rest in peace Klaus
I love Africa it’s always been one of my favorite traveled places. I’ve also been stuck in the mud, on safari in Botswana. I think it is quite common in areas when there has been a lot of rain. Unfortunately i never got to go to Kenya, although it was one of the places I wanted to visit on my first trip to Africa. Cape Town is one of the most beautiful places in the world. It was sad to hear that Klaus passed away. Just this year on the first day of the first month I lost my youngest brother to cancer. He was only a few years younger than Klaus. So this video, although beautiful in content, brought so much sadness.
It’s unbelievable how cancer takes life away. My brother was healthy, ate organic, healthy, and juiced, then found out one day he had stage 4 colon cancer. It ripped our hearts to pieces. We have been able to get through it, because we know without a doubt that he is in heaven. Klaus was obviously a very kind man. Someone who not only loved people, but animals and nature.
So very glad He took the time to share his story with us.
here here!
World of photography is mourning a huge loss! Klaus I have loved your work. Rest in peace! ❤️
A life well lived.
I don't know what to say but this whole documentary changed something inside me . Klaus Sir is just phenomenally beautiful soul 🙏🏼
This man did not lose his battle with cancer. Rather, he won in life.
Simply....thank you for the journey..............if I knew I was going to die, I would spend my last days in Kenya !!
Thank you for things I could not even imagine, I am 86 years old and now I feel like I have seen it finally!
Thank you klause for your smile and for loving Gods amazing creations and for making the most of your life and sharing that with us, your admirers.. That comes through in your photographs for sure! I am a two time survivor of cancer. I completely understood exactly what you meant when you said you wanted to out live your diagnosis to live a longer and better life regardless of what your doctors said you would. I was never given any limits, however I have always put it in God's hands and I'm trusting him. I'm going to take what ever he gives me! I cried during this video at the beauty of the landscape and the animals. I was blessed to have seen it. May God bless you all too.😍 👍
Dear Gayle thank you for sharing your story and for your kind feedback.
My goodness what a film... first time hearing avout Klaus. Found this video while randomly looking for short 10 min photography videos at 1am and wow... blown away, no words... RIP Klaus
same as me.
I think it's real testament to the special person Klaus was that this film has touched the hearts of so many like myself -- I feel as if I knew him personally. His charisma and pictures still live on. May he rest in the peace of Christ. Beautiful documentary.
Thank you very much for your kind words.
Means he is not alive 😥
Shure it is not Klaphekke? People make typo's all the time. You never know, until you study your family tree, do you?
I came across this film on TH-cam by chance and it's probably the first time I've sat transfixed, watching something on TH-cam so intensely for an hour. I'm almost embarrassed I hadn't heard of Klaus before now and though he's no longer with us, thank you for sharing his work. Anyone who loves wildlife and also wants inspiration for their own life should watch this. My heart goes out to the Tiedge family; but what a wonderful, lasting memory this film must give them. Thank You.
Thank you for your comment. It is a sad irony that Klaus is only becoming known by the public now that he has passed away. I was very lucky to have been able share a viewing of this film with him with friends and family before he left us, but he would have been blown away to see all this support since we went public. Thank you
@@DeanPaarman Thank you
Thank ýou Klaus for the great memory, lighting the moment up, my heart goes out to the family.
Rest in eternal peace Klaus Tiedge.
Heartbreaking to watch. Lovely man. RIP
Absolutely Amazing!!
RIP Klaus Tiedge....what a special human being you were, inspirational documentary....thank you for showcasing our beautiful country Kenya...and Africa as a whole!!!
Such a beautiful film. Spending my last days in the Maasi Mara would be a dream come true.
Beyond words.. Beautiful Kenya. Klaus's courage. Klaus's legacy!
Amazing documentary. I was enjoin every single second of it. Beautiful nature, sceneries and true emotions here. Great job, Klaus!
Thank you very much!
I sobbed..REST IN PEACE KLAUS...MAY GOD GIVE HIS FAMILY PEACE...
I've been watching all the videos leading up to the release today. Terrific video, courageous by both to make. Klaus will live on forever due to his body of amazing work. I wish his lovely wife and children the very best. They should be exceptionally proud of all Klaus' accomplishments, not just as a photographer, but as a man. I am moved by this presentation.
Thank you, Craig - we are utmost proud of Klaus and his work and I am doing my best to still promote and share it with the world.
I'm glad Klaus had the opportunity to do this amazing trip with his family. So many have been lost over the past year with almost no warning. He looked so happy in the film. My condolences to his family. I think this beautiful film will bring joy to the world for many years to come. Thank you for sharing it.
Thank you. Yes, indeed - we are so grateful to have done Kenya together. It was a very special time. And yes, I think Klaus was more than happy to be there and you could feel that - he was full of energy and enthusiasm. It would be so wonderful to see the film to bring joy over many years. Lots of love from Cape Town, Sandra Tiedge
Beautiful. Poignant. Eternal. A life of light. Thank you.
Visiting Amboselli and the Maasai Mara are the best experiences I’ve ever had. I’m not a photographer but I captured some of the most beautiful shots of the animals! It is an experience everyone should have.
I would absolutely LOVE to visit Africa and see the wildlife in person in their natural habitat. That's my ultimate goal in life. At least one of the top few
Sir you have made us to think that Photography is not just Camera and lens . Its gives you the meaning of Life , Friendship, love for mother Nature and to love for your family as the Beautiful Animals of Africa . We all pray to God wherever you are you will be happy because you have showed the World how to be happy with a Dreadful Dreadful disease . R.I.P. Sir you are in our Hearts wherever you are. Pranam.
Thank you for your kind words
@@KlausTiedgeFineArtPhotography Its my Honour Sir.
Ive been putting off watching Klaus's movie for a while. He truly is a inspiration for all, not just photographers. Do yourself a favour and get his coffee table book or one of his prints - absolutely stunning!
Thank you so much
Best docu I have EVER seen in my life!!!! This deserves a oscar hands down!!! Im SO sad he didn't make it.. I wanted him to so bad.
Thank you for sharing! Absolutely Amazing! There is a little bit of Klaus in everyone.
...love this..."there is a little bit of Klaus in everyone"
John is a good friend of mine as well and he mentions you everytime I’m there in the Mara
Just so wonderful thanks for your story inspiring
Glad you enjoyed it!
I’m a cancer survivor and your life and what you do is magnificent you are living a life I can not live. I have wasted my life by dreaming it, instead of living it. You are an inspiration to me and beautiful soul and I will never forget you. God Bless the animals you film.🙏🏻✨
thank you so much for your comment, Teresa. Wonderful to hear you are a cancer survivor. Wishing you all the best of health and courage. As Klaus would say, it's never to late to follow your dreams.
Africa and kenya in particular will always remember you Klaus. Am truly saddened of your loss.
Thank you Man Kulo.
Thank you for making this documentary! Very sorry for your loss and my condolences go out to Klaus's family, friends, and everyone he has touched! God bless and RIP Klaus!
The thank you goes to you for supporting us. We really appreciate it! And I know Klaus would have too!!!!
@@DeanPaarman has he passed away?
@@thecadschool3656 yes unfortunately he passed away. Despite his defiance towards his illness that is so boldly illustrated in the film, he similarly embraced his circumstances as they turned. I can say I wish this did not have to happen, but it did and the way it all went was actually a blessing in disguise. Klaus, unlike many other cancer victims died well, with dignity. It is a testiment to his will and outlook in life. I miss him. I still had more to learn from him, but I have definitely taken all thst I can from this journey together. Our time was precious, and I will always have this film to remind me what happened here. I am blessed.
Having just seen this film about Klaus Tiedge, I will comment as such: It's one of the most beautiful films of anything I've ever seen. Having been to Kenya on Safari twice - 1990 and 1991, I saw much of what I saw. I've always loved Africa since I was a boy, and this film was a wee bit emotional. I dearly wish I could buy this film to keep. Many thanks to a lovely man and his family, in Africa also. God Bless.
Malcolm - You can save this video up near the Subscribe button or you can Email it to yourself or to your wife where it says “Share” and then keep it in your Archive section of your Email.
As a cat mom, the scene where the leopard was sharpening his claws on the tree really made me shudder. Ugh. I felt like I was watching my cats clawing at my couch 😖😣😂😂 ... And the cheetah scene? Omg I cried my eyes out, I was so worried. But yes, it's important to take risks. Thank you Klaus and family for sharing this amazing documentary and for risking not just your life in the wild but your privacy, so that we may live through your eyes and your amazing photography. It's truly inspiring. RIP.
What a film and testimony. You've touched and inspired a lot of people Klaus. Can't believe I only came across you now.
Same here
Ich war 2017 in der Masai Mara und als ich wiederkam habe ich nach Safari Fotografen gesucht und Klaus Tiedge entdeckt und war von der ersten Sekunde von seinen Fotos beeindruckt. Er galt mir bei der Bearbeitung meiner Fotos als Vorbild. Aus verschiedenen Gründen habe ich es seitdem nicht wieder zurück geschafft. Aber nach diesem so berührenden Film, habe ich den Entschluss gefasst auch “mit” meiner Familie eine Safari Reise zu machen. Ich kann die Gedanken von Klaus über seine Erlebnisse und Eindrücke sehr gut nachvollziehen. Es tut mir unendlich leid für seine liebe Familie. Seine Bilder sind einzigartig und durch sie werden Safari Fans ihn nie vergessen. Ich bestelle mir auch ein Print.
Vielen Dank! Es freut mich sehr zu hören, dass dich Klaus und seine Arbeit so inspiriert hat. Melde dich gerne bezüglich print oder über unsere Webseite www.klaustiedge.com. Herzliche Grüsse aus Kapstadt, Sandra
This just popped up on my TH-cam and since I am a photography hobbyist I watched it and highly recommend this if you like nature, photography or just inspiration. RIP Klaus.
as a cancer survivor, you taught me to enjoy life. i am so glad i watched it. i usually don't watch this kind of video. thank you so much.
Beautiful imagery. He left behind a great legacy
A truly wonderful and inspiring film. I stumbled across it whilst ‘surfing’ for birds and wildlife photography and I am so glad I have had the opportunity to see it. I was moved to tears when I realised the reason for making the film. RIP Klaus.
Thank you Jarrett!
It has always been my dream to visit here . I’ve never seen Africa . What a beautiful gift. Thank you so very very much. Love Michele.❤️🇨🇦
You can ...can I text you privately
A very big AMEN to 58:00mins and thanks for visiting Kenya and for your inspirational story. Rest In Peace. Good man.
This was extraordinary. Thank you Klaus. Where ever you are.Bless you.🙏
He lived the life that so many seek, that happiness that people take a lifetime to find, he did. I hope he knows how much he impacted people's lives. This had become my inspiration. What a masterpiece .
What an inspiring person. Just proves to say life isn't about how long one lives, but what a person chooses to do with it. RIP
Absolutely spot on. Thank you for your support.
One of the best documentary, on the Internet.. And the photos are like 💎
Seeing this video on TH-cam I met Klause. And I will never forget him again.... I couldn't stop crying.
Such a beautiful Life!!! RIP Klaus.
Beautiful documentary. Amazing to see Klaus and his experience of wild life photography in Africa. Rest in Peace Mr. Klaus!
That Leopard picture with his 2 cubs is the most beautiful picture I have ever seen..
Thank you! You can purchase it as a print if you like from our website ;-)
Leson in life. Made me think about the small things in life. Thx. Klaus (RIP)
Wonderful photography and documentation. God bless his family! I am also ill and I am a photographer and I want to see Kenya before I die. This film is a good testimony to his bravery and optimism and to his skills! May he rest in peace!
I pray your dream comes true, and that you make peace with God before you go.
@steinar Knai hello, never give up, we can make your dream com true, when you are set to come to Kenya, let us plan your trip in this amazing country.
I cud almost hear that cheetah's persistent call to her cubs as they were half swimming, half drowning halfway through the strong current, " C'mon, you can do it, c'mon guys dig deeper." I believe such inspirations from nature made klaus a stronger man. RIP legend.
Your loving family carries your spirit forward. Your daughter, how focused she is with her camera, will be great photojournalist/film maker one day. For the rest of us, we give thanks & daily honor our blessings in love & in work, and soon enough we all meet again
Thank you so much! Yes, she loves taking pictures, hope she will built on it;-)
Wonderful tribute to Klaus and though I didn't know him, I'm happy he made it back to Kenya and the Maasai Mara. Africa becomes "Home" in a sense after your first trip and there is no shaking the pull to go back, it becomes a part of you.
I agree with you. I lived in Kenya for one year and it was the most amazing experience of my life. I'm old now, but I still hope to one day make the journey back to this wonderful place and the amazing people of Kenya. Klaus has inspired me to make that happen. God bless you Klaus, and may he look kindly on your amazing family.
What a truly inspirational guy, may he RIP and may the almighty bless his family and friends, he said something in the video "the people you meet in life shape the person you become... crazy thing is, you dont know who the right people are until you go with them" take risk in life. you never know. Thank You Klaus RIP
I watched this film from beginning to end
Taking pictures of the last days of cancer can be very emotional.
It is a very complete film.
A valuable document for the family of a surviving photographer.
Indeed it is - a very valuable memory to have spent time on Klaus last safari together as a family
I thought its all about wildlife photography , not about a Legacy of the world happiest kind photographer ! RIP 🤲
May your soul rest in peace Klaus. Thanks for the beautiful video