Being prepared for anything and everything in a split second is the key to capturing great wildlife images. This male took time out from courting a female to admire the passing group of yellow-billed storks. When he stood up and the birds were aligned there was a split second to make this image.
3 pregnant female wild dogs this year- we hoping for a bumper crop of pups. read more
I've featured lions, wild dogs, hyenas and many other predators in the waters of the Okavango, but its not... read more
Soft dappled light defused by the branches falls onto a female leopard at Chitabe camp in the Okavango read more
Any morning spent with leopards mating can be considered an awesome one read more
A very powerful pose from a dominant male lion with his reflection in the Okavango delta read more
Lion pride pulling down a giraffe at dawn in the Okavango Delta of Botswana read more
Wild dogs on the move through shallow rain filled pans at Chitabe in the Okavango delta of Botswana read more
Look for something different, be it color, texture or contrasty light to highlight a subject, even focus will work with... read more
This is a moment, a split second to record and four and a half months to get. A male cheetah... read more
