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    I GOT THE SHOT

    Mar 10, 2022 6 minutes
    by Roger de la Harpe
    Photos © Roger and Pat de la Harpe

    Roger de la Harpe is a freelance photographer based in South Africa. He has long had a passion for conservation, natural history, wild places and indigenous cultures and has plied his trade in various regions of the African continent for 25 years. With his wife, Pat, he has published 27 coffee-table books, the most recent of which, African Icons, celebrates Africa’s most iconic features and creatures. Two previous books, In Search of the African Wild Dog and In Search of the African Lion, have a strong conservation focus. Roger and Pat also own and manage Africa Imagery, an online database of over 45 000 images of the people, wildlife and landscapes of the African continent.

    The Augrabies Falls National Park has been all over the news recently. The eastern and central parts of South Africa have had some pretty good rains, resulting in several huge dams overflowing, pushing the flow rates

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