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
I suppose the title for this image should be "never give up" or "never pack up until its dark" or... 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
The iconic Okavango image of a big male lion plowing through the flooded grasslands is on every wildlife photographer's wants... read more
A sighting of these critically endangered predators in the wild is special enough, but imagine documenting something that has rarely... read more
11 cheetah interacting in a single frame read more
A split second is the difference between a leopard in a tree and an image of a leopard poised and... read more
Cheetah and cubs on a termite mound before sunrise at Chitabe camp in the Okavango delta of Botswana read more
Most people who get to spend time with wild dogs realize quiet quickly what a privilege it is, but to... read more
When a few elements of photography come together and help create a nice image, but not always for me. read more
Witnessing an elephant death is an emotionally intense event and another one of the highlights of my career. Finding a... read more
