#SaveRhinos: join Insimbi on a wildlife photography workshop

All profits will go towards rhino conservation.

July 23, 2021

Tayla Smit 1 minute read

Join Insimbi on a fun-filled photography workshop.

Are you a photographer with a passion for wildlife?

Then you should join wildlife photographer Petri Nienaber of SHAWU Photography on a wildlife photography workshop from September 3 to 5 in support of Insimbi Legacy Projects, an NPO focusing on rhino conservation.

The workshop will take place at Insimbi’s reservation, situated in northern Limpopo.

It will include accommodation for two nights in a chalet, meals, guided photography game drives, night and star photography lessons, DSLR camera trap set-up training, a photography theory session and a bush dinner with general photography discussion.

All profits will go towards rhino conservation.

The Advertiser’s Tayla Smit with local businesswoman and brand ambassador of the Insimbi Legacy Projects Sharon Janse van Rensburg at the organisation’s reservation.

Founder of Insimbi Legacy Projects Carmela Lattanzi expressed her gratitude to Nienaber for sharing his knowledge to assist the organisation.

Lattanzi started Insimbi Legacy Projects to involve the public in the fight against poaching after one of her widely admired rhinos, Insimbi, was killed in 2014.

For more information, contact Insimbi on 082 339 0816 or 083 448 5820.

You can also send an email to the Advertiser’s Tayla Smit (taylas@caxton.co.za), who is Insimbi Legacy Project’s July ambassador of the month.

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