A huge long lens shoved up the nose of a sleeping lion does not always result in a great portrait- all this says is “here is someone with a long lens”
I always try and make an image that says something about the species who’s portrait I’m try to capture.
Very rare and unusual sighting of leopards mating in a tree read more
Cheetah cub playing chase at first light without the need to crank up the ISO read more
A very powerful pose from a dominant male lion with his reflection in the Okavango delta read more
Wildlife photography is all about being in the right place at the right time. read more
Opportunities arise in the blink of an eye- while flying looking for desert rhino a little puff of dust betrayed... read more
Another quintessential Okavango image of a lion striding through water read more
These purple hues in the dawn light is something I've only seen in Botswana. It adds a new and unusual... read more
I suppose the title for this image should be "never give up" or "never pack up until its dark" or... read more
When you have the privilege to operate in an area that has a high density of cheetah AND giraffe it... read more
Group of cheetah siblings hunting together through the Okavango delta read more
