One of the best things that comes from being a guide, is that I get to see lots of different wild animal behaviour. I spend lots of time watching animals, and in most cases, they carry on with what they are doing. One of the more intriguing [...]
If you spend time photographing wildlife in Africa's protected places, there is a good chance that you will encounter animals with babies at one time or another. In this post I have shared some thoughts on making more of such great photographic opportunities, with lions, leopards and [...]
African wild dogs are well-known for their hunting prowess, as well as their strong family bonds. Whilst it isn't easy to photograph them hunting, the social side of their behaviour is something that I do try to show in my photographs. The alpha female and her [...]
I was with my wife Helena at Mashatu, in Botswana, watching a sleeping hyaena mom and her youngster. When the young hyaena stood up and began to show signs of curiosity toward our vehicle, I decided to forgo my long telephoto lens and instead switched to a [...]
Leopards are interesting cats. Not only are they elegant, and graceful animals, but they are also creatures of habit, at least for some of the time. A female leopard claw-marking a tree. 1/1000sec at f/4.0, Iso 800 Aside from feeding, resting and sleeping, one [...]
