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
For young cheetah learning the ropes of how to hunt, it seems that it taught to them in stages. read more
One of my favorite places in the world is the Skeleton Coast in Namibia. Having the opportunity to photograph lions... read more
These purple hues in the dawn light is something I've only seen in Botswana. It adds a new and unusual... read more
Look for something different, be it color, texture or contrasty light to highlight a subject, even focus will work with... read more
Sometimes it is just the color in an image that creates the simplicity that I strive for. The orange out... read more
Wild dogs feeding on impala tolerate the presence of a hyena who actually helped them anchor the carcass so they... read more
High risk, high reward. It is better to work with an animal in marginal light doing something than work with... read more
Lion pride pulling down a giraffe at dawn in the Okavango Delta of Botswana read more
The iconic Okavango image of a big male lion plowing through the flooded grasslands is on every wildlife photographer's wants... read more
Desert lions are very different to those that reside in the bushveld. Obviously the harsh desert conditions play a major... read more
