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After spending a whole year in the Lower Zambezi National Park, the thing that I most photographed was the area where Elephants were crossing the Zambezi. Early in 2010, water levels were high as Kariba was letting out excess water it had collected for the Soccer World Cup. Yes, The World Cup influenced us in the Zambezi as well… Here is a small Portfolio of images that captures the essence of these Grey beasts crossing the mighty river…
Tags: elephants, photography, Zambezi
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