The moment every wildlife photographer works towards
This is a moment, a split second to record and four and a half months to get. A male cheetah bringing down a lechwe.
This is a moment, a split second to record and four and a half months to get. A male cheetah bringing down a lechwe.
A moment of contrasts, a predator that is usually only found in the dry desert areas of Africa walking through rain pools in the Okavango
Many people are still under the misguided belief that lions don't like water.
A pack of African wild dogs set off on a hunt at sunset. The setting sun reflecting off the dust adds a little drama and movement to the image
I have spent every opportunity over the last 35yrs following dogs for various projects and also just for the fun- this encounter is one of the highlights- 40 dogs doing battle
A moment of grace and beauty as a leopard launches itself over a channel of water in the Okavango delta
For young cheetah learning the ropes of how to hunt, it seems that it taught to them in stages.
The working end of a desert rhino in full charge. Documenting rhinos in one of the driest and oldest deserts on the planet is one of my career highlights.
Desert lions are very different to those that reside in the bushveld. Obviously the harsh desert conditions play a major part in their behavior.
When a few elements of photography come together and help create a nice image, but not always for me.