Vintage safari photos

Safari trips have always had a place of honor in literature and Hollywood movies. Decades ago, safaris were all about superlatives, decadent and opulent at the same time. Yet we cannot argue they exhaled a certain nostalgic charm.

American multi-millionairess and expatriate Alice de Janzé turned Paris’s elite on its head when she left her aristocratic French husband for her English lover, Raymund de Trafford. Paul Spicer, whose mother was a dear friend of Alice’s, used personal letters and his own research to piece together Alice’s life from her beginnings in Chicago to New York to Paris to Kenya’s Happy Valley for his forthcoming book, The Temptress, excerpted here. (Pinned from Vanity Fair, excerpt on their site)

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Iconic Ralph Lauren safari image, shot by Bruce Weber, 1984 #TBT

I fell in love with this photo spread starring Keira Knightley and shot in Kenya for Vogue by Arthur Elgot in 2007. I came across some old photos on my computer and thought I would share them with you. You've probably already seen them before, but it doesn't hurt to peruse them again. Enjoy. Poor Guy - the guy in the photo is their actual guide and they really did get stuck. When he got out to push, Arthur Elgot decided to take advantage of this and get the shot. My favourite shot - who can…

the stereotypical explorer

Who is Earnest Hemingway? Well, He liked to open cans…and shoot hyenas for no reason. Yep, Hemingway was a hand full if there ever was one. - Gypsy Jack

East African Safari 1960s

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Few western figures are as associated with East Africa as Ernest Hemingway, even though he only took two trips to the continent in his life....

Every year, millions of people visit the continent of Africa to take in the awe-inspiring natural beauty of its fauna and flora. Whether it’s the plains

"Hatari!" means "danger" in Swahili! There are so many great shots in this film, I had to post more than one! Movie trivia, Henry Mancini wrote "The Baby Elephant Walk" for "Hatari!" And, The Duke did ALL of his own stunts for the film! The context of the film

To create the look and feel of a turn-of-the-century African safari, complete with zebras grazing near the camp, we enlisted producer Michael Reynolds, photographer Anthony Cotsifas, and prop stylist Eugenia Santiesteban Soto for a New York City photo shoot. Find out how the images came to life.