Generally speaking it is true that lions are not keen on water but in the Okavango it is a life and death decision. Two females found an old buffalo bull that had become stuck in mud and water and died. The opportunity was too good to walk away from so they and their cubs spent a day or two feeding on the carcass.
It's all about timing, being at the right place at the right time. read more
Opportunities arise in the blink of an eye- while flying looking for desert rhino a little puff of dust betrayed... read more
Chitabe's amazing relaxed leopard population allows for many great photo opportunities. read more
A predawn image of a pack of wild dogs hunting through the waters of the Okavango delta in Botswana read more
The reality is that lions seldom win, but when they do they win big read more
Soft dappled light defused by the branches falls onto a female leopard at Chitabe camp in the Okavango read more
This image of the cheetah cubs was made way before sunrise, testing the range of my trusty Canon cameras read more
African Wild Dogs have to be the most challenging of all the African predators to photograph read more
A split second is the difference between a leopard in a tree and an image of a leopard poised and... read more
I've had the privilege to photograph all the big predators in and around the waters of the Okavango. One of... read more
