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  • Photographing Carmine Bee-eaters in Flight

Photographing Carmine Bee-eaters in Flight

North Botswana. Carmine bee-eater adult. Shutter speed 1/3200sec at f8.0, iso 2500. Focal length 70mm. R3 and RF 70-200L f2.8 IS. Click for larger view Northern Botswana enjoys a well-deserved reputation amongst wildlife photographers as being one of the better locations for taking good pictures [...]

By Grant Atkinson|November 15th, 2024|Wildlife|0 Comments
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  • Okavango Wild Dogs and Buffalo Clash

Okavango Wild Dogs and Buffalo Clash

Botswana. African wild dog and buffalo. Shutter speed 1/2000sec at f7,1, iso 2500. Focal length 500mm. R3 and RF 100-500L f4.5-7.1 IS. Click for larger view North Botswana's Okavango Delta remains a stronghold for African wild dogs, though population densities might be lower than in [...]

By Grant Atkinson|February 13th, 2024|Wildlife|1 Comment
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  • Photographing Cheetah In Action

Photographing Cheetah In Action

I consider myself incredibly lucky to have spent as much time with cheetahs, as I have.  For twelve years I guided and lived in some of Botswana's wildest and most pristine wildlife areas like Savuti, Linyanti, the Okavango Delta and the Central Kalahari.  Cheetah occur in all [...]

By Grant Atkinson|November 25th, 2020|Techniques, Wildlife|13 Comments
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  • Mashatu’s Secret Summer

Mashatu’s Secret Summer

Mashatu Game Reserve, located as it is in the eastern corner of Botswana, has long been one of our favourite wildlife destinations.  Like many other  reserves in this part of Southern Africa, Mashatu experiences a dry season during the months of the southern winter, usually May to [...]

By Grant Atkinson|January 31st, 2019|Wildlife|4 Comments
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  • Photographing Wildlife and Water

Photographing Wildlife and Water

As wildlife photographers, we spend long periods of time in some of the most beautiful and unspoiled wilderness areas, where our wild subjects live.  Many, if not all, of the wild animals that we like to photograph may have some need of water, or will have to [...]

By Grant Atkinson|October 29th, 2018|Wildlife|13 Comments
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