A long lens (600mm) allows for a number of important elements in this image- it allows one to give the animal space to feel comfortable and thus act normally. It also gives a sense that the photographer is on the same eye level as the subject and along with a shallow depth of field helps isolate the lion from the background
A great photographic morning when a pride of lions pops out of the long grass to come down and drink read more
There is nothing that beats the first rays of sunlight when it comes to wildlife photography read more
One of Chitabe's many leopards cautiously peers through the scrub as a hyena steal her kill read more
Very rare and unusual sighting of leopards mating in a tree read more
For young cheetah learning the ropes of how to hunt, it seems that it taught to them in stages. read more
The working end of a desert rhino in full charge. Documenting rhinos in one of the driest and oldest deserts... read more
More dust, but this time with just a hint of light from the coming dawn behind the lion cubs read more
Leopard on the move at Chitabe camp in the Okavango delta read more
When you get older the saying "work smarter not harder' becomes even more apt. read more
