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.
A question many first time safari goers ask- "how close do you get?" read more
Wild dogs on the move through shallow rain filled pans at Chitabe in the Okavango delta of Botswana read more
Wild dogs feeding on impala tolerate the presence of a hyena who actually helped them anchor the carcass so they... read more
A pack of African wild dogs set off on a hunt at sunset. The setting sun reflecting off the dust... read more
Another leopard image for the series. This leopard was either lucky or maybe unlucky to find this porcupine on his... read more
A young male leopard born in the Chitabe area of Botswana catches and kills a bat-eared fox. read more
An image has to convey a message or information about the subject- it has to say more without using words. read more
Chitabe's cheetah cubs, always an amazing day when I get to photograph 6 young cheetah cubs in the wild read more
The green or rainy season is an awesome time to photograph the big picture. read more
This image of the cheetah cubs was made way before sunrise, testing the range of my trusty Canon cameras read more
