Botswana’s rainy season is often considered as not the ideal time to visit, but big dramatic skies with wonderful light is more the reality. Then there are all these little rain filled pans that allow a photographer to get around and get leopards or any predators, drinking head on instead of from the rear. A little adventurous spirit is all that is needed.
This purple hue in the Botswana sky at dusk and dawn is something unique to Botswana read more
I suppose the title for this image should be "never give up" or "never pack up until its dark" or... read more
A desert adapted male lion sitting behind a welwitschia. read more
A young male leopard born in the Chitabe area of Botswana catches and kills a bat-eared fox. read more
Desert lions are very different to those that reside in the bushveld. Obviously the harsh desert conditions play a major... read more
The epitome of fun- wild dogs playing read more
3 pregnant female wild dogs this year- we hoping for a bumper crop of pups. read more
Wildlife photography (for me) is about capturing interesting behavior in decent light- but as in most cases the subject failed... read more
The iconic Okavango image is always a predator in water, but the story behind this image makes it different. read more
The reality is that lions seldom win, but when they do they win big read more
