When you have 6 cheetah cubs all playing tag the focus is normally on trying to make sure you get “the” shot. Only when editing images did I notice the unusual position of the one cheetah cub. That 180 degree flexibility is what allows the spinal column to stretch and compress allowing for a formidable lengthening of the cheetahs stride and thus reaching the speeds that cheetah are known for.
The reality is that lions seldom win, but when they do they win big read more
The legendary competition between lions and hyenas is only surpassed by the interaction between wild dogs and hyenas read more
The cheetah population at Chitabe camp in the Okavango is doing extremely well and there are a few females raising... read more
Taking risks rewards a photographer with unexpected results, which is any but in this case with a leopard playing with... read more
I've often stated that light isn't everything when making an image, but sometimes, as in this image, light can enhance... read more
One of Chitabe's many leopards cautiously peers through the scrub as a hyena steal her kill read more
More dust, but this time with just a hint of light from the coming dawn behind the lion cubs read more
African Wild Dogs have to be the most challenging of all the African predators to photograph read more
When you have the privilege to operate in an area that has a high density of cheetah AND giraffe it... read more
