Annie Leibovitz: A Dance with Light

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Ute Sonnenberg

Location: Johannesburg, South Africa
Birthday: May 29

Title: owner
Company: Roho Ya Chui

Bio: Welcome, my name is Ute Sonnenberg. I write this blog about photography and especially wildlife photography with the connected adventures on photographic safaris. I try to share my experience and knowledge about the subject to help people finding their way around in this complex matter and to inspire photographic adventures. The name of my company is Roho Ya Chui, Swahili for “soul of leopard”. We help people organizing their photographic safaris, wildlife photography courses and team building photographic safaris. Please feel free to ask any questions and please share your thoughts and feedback. Thank you for visiting and reading the blog. Thank you for your continus support. Kindest regards, Ute

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SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 9:46AM

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Nature is so powerful, so strong. Capturing its essence is not easy - your work becomes a dance with light and the weather. It takes you to a place within yourself. Annie Leibovitz

Maybe the strongest and most powerful nature is the African bush. Photographing its essence is an intense experience, unleashing energy, imagination, inspiration and creativity. Being on a Photographic Safari is an incredible photographic discovery. It brings us back to our origins and induces strengths we didn’t know we have. And from these places within ourselves it brings us back into daily life radiant and strong. And when a bad day at the office drained this energy, we just look at the images and restore.

And we dance again with light.

Ute Sonnenberg for www.rohoyachui.com