Cheetah cubs playing tag in the Okavango
Cheetah cubs learning vital survival skills through play. The chase, run and ambush technique will determine their survival in a few months
Cheetah cubs learning vital survival skills through play. The chase, run and ambush technique will determine their survival in a few months
Group of cheetah siblings hunting together through the Okavango delta
There is nothing that beats the first rays of sunlight when it comes to wildlife photography
Most people who get to spend time with wild dogs realize quiet quickly what a privilege it is, but to spend an entire morning with a pack of wild dogs having endless fun playing in a pool of water is just at another level
The hardest part about photographing leopards is finding the leopards, but not at Chitabe in the Okavango
This image of the cheetah cubs was made way before sunrise, testing the range of my trusty Canon cameras
Murphy's law is something that a wildlife photographer has to deal with on a daily basis.
When a number of photographic elements combine to make an image.
Cheetah cub playing chase at first light without the need to crank up the ISO
Lion pride on a termite mound at first light