The simplicity of the repeating pattern in these ripples works for me. Sometimes NOT following the rules of composition creates a stronger image, so keeping an open mind and a alternative eye out for variations can result in a useable image
More dust, but this time with just a hint of light from the coming dawn behind the lion cubs read more
A split second is the difference between a leopard in a tree and an image of a leopard poised and... read more
The legendary competition between lions and hyenas is only surpassed by the interaction between wild dogs and hyenas read more
Having a very flexible and supple spine helps the cheetah attain the speeds that they do. read more
Having dust in an image certainly adds texture, drama and mood to an image. read more
A desert adapted male lion sitting behind a welwitschia. read more
One of my favorite places in the world is the Skeleton Coast in Namibia. Having the opportunity to photograph lions... read more
Lion cub playing with an elephants tusk at Chitabe Camp in the Okavango delta of Botswana read more
Cheetah cubs playing tag. Their mother has become affectionately known as "Super Mom" as she has raised most of her... read more
