I've featured lions, wild dogs, hyenas and many other predators in the waters of the Okavango, but its not often one gets the opportunity to document a desert dwelling predator killing in the flood waters.
One of the hardest things to find and photograph in nature is patterns, texture and repetition.
Swamp lions with their unique interaction with water are one of the things that makes Botswana's Okavango delta so special.
Witnessing an elephant death is an emotionally intense event and another one of the highlights of my career. Finding a suitable way to capture the emotions photographically was a challenge
A sighting of these critically endangered predators in the wild is special enough, but imagine documenting something that has rarely been witnessed before- 2 packs fighting
Cheetah, the most endangered of all the big cats taking a drink from a rain filled pan at Chitabe camp in the Okavango
Soft dappled light defused by the branches falls onto a female leopard at Chitabe camp in the Okavango
Chitabe's cheetah cubs, always an amazing day when I get to photograph 6 young cheetah cubs in the wild
Lion pride pulling down a giraffe at dawn in the Okavango Delta of Botswana
A very unusual kill for a leopard