The summer season in Botswana is all about the skies and the light that you get after or sometimes even during, a late afternoon thunderstorm. The clouds which you hardly ever encounter during the dry winter months add a three dimensional aspect to the images.
Having a very flexible and supple spine helps the cheetah attain the speeds that they do. read more
A question many first time safari goers ask- "how close do you get?" read more
African Wild Dogs have to be the most challenging of all the African predators to photograph read more
How close is close enough to guarantee success? read more
Chitabe's leopard database is slowly growing as each new set of cubs is added. read more
The cool dry mornings of winter are ideal conditions in which to photograph. read more
I've often stated that light isn't everything when making an image, but sometimes, as in this image, light can enhance... read more
Life is tough at the best of times but to survive with multiple debilitating injuries is a feat on its... read more
Murphy's law is something that a wildlife photographer has to deal with on a daily basis. read more
Group of cheetah siblings hunting together through the Okavango delta read more
