Fishing On Lake Massingir by Martin Meyer
An early morning start to the day on Lake Massingir in northwest Mozambique. These fisherman will be out on the water the entire day checking their nets and fish-traps. It’s a way of life, so natural so exhausting and yet so fulfilling. Shot on Safari at Lake Massingir, Greater Limpopo Transfronteir Park, Mozambique.
Award Winner: Photo of the Day | December 09
Photo of the Day Award Category: Travel Photography
Photograph Location: Lake Massingir, Greater Limpopo Transfronteir Park | Mozambique
Photographer: Martin Meyer (Cape Town, South Africa when not on safari) Registered
Martin and Nicole Meyer (nee Schuttelaars) have been developing their unique brand of photographic, private safari’s and stock photography products and brand since July 2008. Basing their family in Cape Town, South Africa has seen this dynamic couple realize their dream of ‘thinking local and acting global’. Having amalgamated their core businesses they have a multi-faceted approach to their unique wellness safari’s, photographic galleries, publications and team-building business, offering a completely customized safari based business packages.
Martin is a qualified DEAT / FGASA field guide and internationally accredited Emergency Responder with extensive experience in leading 4WD safaris throughout Southern Africa as well as in the game parks of Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. He has been active in establishing new routes and locations for various safari companies, has led photo safaris in Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe. He has also guided scuba trips on the island of Zanzibar. Martin is thoroughly knowledgeable about all aspects of southern Africa’s natural history and fascinating cultures. His people skills and the love of the outdoors have made him a very sought after guide.
Website: http://www.martinmeyer.co.za
Blog: http://www.martinmeyer.co.za/dailyphoto
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si realmente esta foto del lago y los pescadores es especial pues es como si el agua gritara q quiere tomar posecion d su lugar pues se ven a dos arboles tragados por el lago