Fish River Canyon Photos

Fish River Canyon Photos

Photos and images of the Fish River Canyon were taken from two of the numerous vantages spots that are on offer, unfortunately, we only had a few hours in the area which meant that we could not wait for the light to be perfect (which is early morning and around sunset).

The Fish River Canyon is the largest canyon in Africa and second-largest in the World, The Grand Canyon being number one.

We would recommend a wide-angle lens when photographing, light is very very harsh during the middle part of the days, but there will be no shadows inside the canyon. The Fish River Canyon is a tricky beast to photograph, either the light is perfect, but you have shadows, or the light is harsh but no shadows.

Canyon facts;

  • 160 kilometres long
  • 27 kilometres at its widest
  • 550 metres deep in places

All photographs have been taken by us here at Uyaphi.com for over 20 years.

Images Of The Fish River Canyon

Fish River Canyon Photos
Fish River Canyon Photos
Fish River Canyon Photos
Fish River Canyon Photos
Fish River Canyon Photos
Fish River Canyon Photos
Fish River Canyon Photos
Fish River Canyon Photos
Fish River Canyon Photos
Fish River Canyon Photos
Fish River Canyon Photos
Fish River Canyon Photos
Fish River Canyon Photos
Fish River Canyon Photos
Images Of The Fish River Canyon
Images Of The Fish River Canyon
Images Of The Fish River Canyon
Images Of The Fish River Canyon
Images Of The Fish River Canyon
Images Of The Fish River Canyon
Images Of The Fish River Canyon
Images Of The Fish River Canyon
Images Of The Fish River Canyon
Images Of The Fish River Canyon
Images Of The Fish River Canyon
Images Of The Fish River Canyon
Images Of The Fish River Canyon
Images Of The Fish River Canyon
Images Of The Fish River Canyon
Images Of The Fish River Canyon
Images Of The Fish River Canyon
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