Photographers and authors Achill and Aaron Moser have been embarking on adventurous expeditions around the world for years.
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They recount their months-long journey through South Africa with fantastic photos and video footage, as well as spectacular 360° images. From Cape Town to Johannesburg, the journey takes them on foot, by kayak, and in an off-road vehicle through breathtaking landscapes.
The father-son duo encounters ancient cultures, experiences fantastic wildlife paradises, hikes with the San—one of Africa’s oldest peoples—through the Kalahari and Karoo deserts, explores the Drakensberg Mountains, one of Africa’s most impressive mountain ranges, and paddles along the Atlantic coast to the Cape of Good Hope.
Join us on an adventurous and emotional journey of discovery that reveals the beauty of our planet. This unique live show is an invitation to see South Africa through a new lens and to understand why people need nature not only to survive, but also to find themselves.
About the Speakers:
Achill Moser, author and photographer, lived for many years among nomadic peoples in Africa and Asia. He trekked on foot and by camel through 28 deserts around the world and paddled a folding kayak down numerous rivers across the globe. He has published more than 30 books and, together with his son Aaron, shares stories of their joint travels and expeditions on television and radio programs.Aaron Moser works as a photographer and videographer. His travel reports have appeared in many renowned photography magazines, for which he has traveled to Africa, Asia, Iceland, Scotland, and Spain, among other places. As a video journalist, he has produced reports for NDR-Story and STRG_F—and, in Tanzania, the feature film “My Father, My Son, and Kilimanjaro.”
