Artist Information:
Lee Whittam
Maun,
Botswana
Member Since: Jun 2007
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Artist Statement:
I am fortunate enough to have
a job that I enjoy and at the
same time I can practice my
favourite hobby – photography.
For years people have been
asking me why I don’t set up a
web site and publish some
shots of interesting animal
behaviour or just shots that I
get when I am on my safaris.
Guiding photographic and
walking safaris in some of the
most remote, unspoilt areas of
wilderness left today gives me
the ideal opportunity to see
interesting and rare
interaction between various
species of animals and birds,
this in turn gives me the
chance to capture it on
camera.
With many of my guests being
avid photographers the days
usually start before sun up
making sure we are out in the
bush for first light and
taking full advantage of those
critical first few hours of
light. Generally we make it
back to camp for the mid day
break when the temperatures
and the light are not
conducive to being out in the
bush and then head out again
early afternoon to catch the
afternoon light and hopefully
some obliging subjects to
photograph!
Being based in Northern
Botswana for most of the year
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Lee Whittam's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Lee Whittam's Portfolio.
I am fortunate enough to have a job that I enjoy and at the same time I can practice my favourite hobby – photography. For years people have been asking me why I don’t set up a web site and publish some shots of interesting animal behaviour or just shots that I get when I am on my safaris. Guiding photographic and walking safaris in some of the most remote, unspoilt areas of wilderness left today gives me the ideal opportunity to see interesting and rare interaction between various species of animals and birds, this in turn gives me the chance to capture it on camera.
With many of my guests being avid photographers the days usually start before sun up making sure we are out in the bush for first light and taking full advantage of those critical first few hours of light. Generally we make it back to camp for the mid day break when the temperatures and the light are not conducive to being out in the bush and then head out again early afternoon to catch the afternoon light and hopefully some obliging subjects to photograph!
Being based in Northern Botswana for most of the year ... |
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Croc, 2007
Black and White Photograph,
426 x 276 X 3 mm
Not for Sale
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