
Morkel Erasmus
South African Wildlife and Landscape Photographer who is passionate about the natural heritage of the African continent...
Occupation: Wildlife and Landscape Photographer, Industrial Engineer, Musician
Location: Secunda, South Africa
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Cream of the Crop: 02/24/2012
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2013-05-17 17:37:46 (11 comments, 5 reshares, 86 +1s)
Frame from a timelapse I shot on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula in Iceland about a week ago. The sky was on fire this night! Click the photo to enlarge, it looks much better that way.


2013-05-17 06:49:05 (4 comments, 11 reshares, 46 +1s)
Its Rhino Friday!
Share this photo to help spread awareness of the plight of these beautiful creatures.
#rhinofriday


2013-05-17 06:47:18 (3 comments, 2 reshares, 48 +1s)
Desert Dance.......
The magic is in the light. On my recent birthday getaway , I wanted to capture some unique Kalahari moments while enjoying the time with family and friends. The focus was on waiting and looking for any scene that could tell a story of light
With the exquisite light the the desert has to offer at sunrise and sunset , this is one of a series I have captured using exposure to enhance the dust and light of this Ostrich as it enjoyed a sand bath with a 3 others.
15 minutes of magic as the light changed to offer up some warmth and a unique perspective of desert life. The light is the moment.
Canon (in Camera Exposure techniques) and Lightroom processing
This photo is Copyrighted © Andrew Aveley Photography.
The world through my lens - www.andrewaveley.co.za
#wildeye #canon #kalaharidesert #kgalagadi

2013-05-17 03:59:52 (15 comments, 0 reshares, 4 +1s)
Multi-Column Feed
Can anyone display their G+ stream this morning in more than one column? Regardless of which option I select, I get one column...
#bugs #newGooglePlus #issues

2013-05-16 12:08:45 (28 comments, 0 reshares, 4 +1s)
Photo Posting - HELP G+!
I just noticed that uploading a photo into an album doens't automatically generate a new "post" that you can post to your stream/circles. This is a shlep since you now need to post a photo directly from your main feed and you can't move that photo to the album in which you originally wanted it to appear - you can only copy it there.
Anyone found a workaround for this yet? I prefer posting to a specific album and generating a post from the photo upload - is this something that's gone forever now in the new G+?
Advice perhaps - +Jay Patel, +Grobler du Preez, +Dick Whitlock, +Brian Rose, +Bryan Nelson, +Chris Chabot?
#newGooglePlus #photo #posting #help


2013-05-16 11:53:44 (5 comments, 2 reshares, 55 +1s)
"Fading Memories"
African Bush Elephant
Savute, Chobe National Park, Botswana
If we don't act now, then that's all the elephant legacy will be - fading memories for those of us lucky to have laid eyes on wild elephants while they still walked the earth. Poaching is getting out of control, and with all the focus on rhinos people are not noticing that thousands of tons of ivory are taken to the East every year to be used in ornaments, while elephants pay with their lives for these luxury items.
Links to more info:
http://bloodyivory.org/
http://www.soselephants.org/
An estimated 32,000 elephants have been poached for their ivory since January 2012 all over Africa.
This photo is part of my #AfricanVisions series of wildlife in monochrome. You can view other photos in this series by clicking on the hashtag.
