Images from a Timeless Wilderness

In the heart of southern Africa's vast Kalahari basin lies the biggest inland delta in the world, the Okavanga delta. This text charts the photographic journey of two men as they spend a year in the region, documenting the progress of the seasons. This is a recording of the mysterious cycle of the seasons in this stil-remote region: the spring rains, the summer floodwaters, the shrinking of the river at mid-year and the dry months of winter before the next rains. In haunting, luminous images, Du Toit and Hinde capture the moods of this great wild area and portray fascinating encounters between the creatures that live there.