A bunch of great trophies!
One of the benefits of owning a safari booking agency is getting to see all the great photos and
hear the wonderful stories our clients bring back with them from wherever their adventure was. This afternoon I was sitting here putting together the April newsletter and TJSC client Kevin Warner walked in with his photo album and some CD's of photos to show me. We spent about an hour just talking about the hunt and looking at his photos. I have posted some of them here for your enjoyment.
That really is so much of what safari hunting is all about, participating in a wonderful journey (which is what safari means in swahili) and then sharing the stories with friends and family. I am honored that Kevin both trusted The T Jeffrey Safari Company to arrange his safari and that he came in to share his memories with us.
The photos we take on safari are so important because they are the memento most likely to bring us right back to that place where we had such an enjoyable experience. Safari hunting is often about the "trophies" we take meaning the actual horns and hide of the animal we pursued. But those trophies may not be here for a number of months and it is certainly more difficult to take them to a meeting or dinner party to share with friends.
That is why it is so important to have a good quality camera and learn how to take good p
hotos.
hear the wonderful stories our clients bring back with them from wherever their adventure was. This afternoon I was sitting here putting together the April newsletter and TJSC client Kevin Warner walked in with his photo album and some CD's of photos to show me. We spent about an hour just talking about the hunt and looking at his photos. I have posted some of them here for your enjoyment.
That really is so much of what safari hunting is all about, participating in a wonderful journey (which is what safari means in swahili) and then sharing the stories with friends and family. I am honored that Kevin both trusted The T Jeffrey Safari Company to arrange his safari and that he came in to share his memories with us.
The photos we take on safari are so important because they are the memento most likely to bring us right back to that place where we had such an enjoyable experience. Safari hunting is often about the "trophies" we take meaning the actual horns and hide of the animal we pursued. But those trophies may not be here for a number of months and it is certainly more difficult to take them to a meeting or dinner party to share with friends.
That is why it is so important to have a good quality camera and learn how to take good p
hotos.
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