With the technology we have available today making images in any lighting condition is possible. Many talk about the “golden hour” and many hours have been spent behind a computer trying to recreate the look and feel of those first few moments of light, but there is a certain something about the soft warm light that is difficult to replicate. This is where the early bird and worm scenario plays out
A moment of contrasts, a predator that is usually only found in the dry desert areas of Africa walking through... read more
Taking risks rewards a photographer with unexpected results, which is any but in this case with a leopard playing with... read more
A sighting of these critically endangered predators in the wild is special enough, but imagine documenting something that has rarely... read more
When you get older the saying "work smarter not harder' becomes even more apt. read more
A pack of African wild dogs set off on a hunt at sunset. The setting sun reflecting off the dust... read more
The reality is that lions seldom win, but when they do they win big read more
For young cheetah learning the ropes of how to hunt, it seems that it taught to them in stages. read more
Swamp lions with their unique interaction with water are one of the things that makes Botswana's Okavango delta so special. read more
This again is one of those images that captures a split second but took 5 years to get. read more
High risk, high reward. It is better to work with an animal in marginal light doing something than work with... read more
