Nestled in the fork of a tree, this well camouflaged female was almost imperceptible. Until a tiny ray from the rising sun broke through the surrounding foliage to highlight her face- it was a very brief moment that made the difference between a usable image and one that would go on the discard pile. Always expect the unexpected – be prepared for anything.
One of my personal all time favorite images I've made of wild dogs in the Okavango delta of Botswana read more
Group of cheetah siblings hunting together through the Okavango delta read more
Desert lions are very different to those that reside in the bushveld. Obviously the harsh desert conditions play a major... read more
3 pregnant female wild dogs this year- we hoping for a bumper crop of pups. read more
Murphy's law is something that a wildlife photographer has to deal with on a daily basis. read more
Dawn light reflects off the water as a jackal forages for fruit in elephant dung read more
A sighting of these critically endangered predators in the wild is special enough, but imagine documenting something that has rarely... read more
High risk, high reward. It is better to work with an animal in marginal light doing something than work with... read more
One of the hardest things to find and photograph in nature is patterns, texture and repetition. read more
