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Gentleman,
Apart from having your trophy "recreated" at the taxidermist, the simple, still photograph must be the most important aspects of one's trip regarding recreating some memories. It is the moment in time that has been captured for eternity, once an individual has successfully hunted an animal.
I have seen so many photos of magnificent trophies go to waste, simply because the PH did not take the extra minute of doing a bit of preperation of the scene, in order to reflect the animal in its former glory.
The question that I have and response that I'm looking for, is not about good nor poor photos.
The question is simple. The photo that you decide to put on the wall of your home, is it the one where it is only you and the trophy, or is it the photo including the PH?
Looking forward to your responses,
Best Regards
Marius Goosen
Apart from having your trophy "recreated" at the taxidermist, the simple, still photograph must be the most important aspects of one's trip regarding recreating some memories. It is the moment in time that has been captured for eternity, once an individual has successfully hunted an animal.
I have seen so many photos of magnificent trophies go to waste, simply because the PH did not take the extra minute of doing a bit of preperation of the scene, in order to reflect the animal in its former glory.
The question that I have and response that I'm looking for, is not about good nor poor photos.
The question is simple. The photo that you decide to put on the wall of your home, is it the one where it is only you and the trophy, or is it the photo including the PH?
Looking forward to your responses,
Best Regards
Marius Goosen