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.
Soft dappled light defused by the branches falls onto a female leopard at Chitabe camp in the Okavango read more
Lion cub playing with an elephants tusk at Chitabe Camp in the Okavango delta of Botswana read more
The cool dry mornings of winter are ideal conditions in which to photograph. read more
Murphy's law is something that a wildlife photographer has to deal with on a daily basis. read more
When you have the privilege to operate in an area that has a high density of cheetah AND giraffe it... read more
Another leopard image for the series. This leopard was either lucky or maybe unlucky to find this porcupine on his... read more
I have spent every opportunity over the last 35yrs following dogs for various projects and also just for the fun-... read more
Chitabe's cheetah cubs, always an amazing day when I get to photograph 6 young cheetah cubs in the wild read more
Look for something different, be it color, texture or contrasty light to highlight a subject, even focus will work with... read more
Lion pride pulling down a giraffe at dawn in the Okavango Delta of Botswana read more
