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 moment of grace and beauty as a leopard launches itself over a channel of water in the Okavango delta read more
Cheetah cubs learning vital survival skills through play. The chase, run and ambush technique will determine their survival in a... 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 hardest part about photographing leopards is finding the leopards, but not at Chitabe in the Okavango read more
Chitabe's leopard database is slowly growing as each new set of cubs is added. read more
One of my favorite places in the world is the Skeleton Coast in Namibia. Having the opportunity to photograph lions... read more
More dust, but this time with just a hint of light from the coming dawn behind the lion cubs read more
Wild dogs feeding on impala tolerate the presence of a hyena who actually helped them anchor the carcass so they... read more
Opportunities arise in the blink of an eye- while flying looking for desert rhino a little puff of dust betrayed... read more
