Along with buffalo, I find zebras hard to photograph. Which is bizarre since they're beautifully marked and often obliging subjects. Anyhow, I was happy to find this trio on the shelf by the river at Lion Camp recently, and the light was perfect. I experimented [...]
While out in the bush with my parents recently, we came across a situation of 4 leopards in one place. I had only my 500mm lens so didn't manage to get a photo of all 4, but my father did. The strange thing was that [...]
I was at Lion Camp with Kirstie, Sukey and my family after our wedding, and enjoyed some fantastic time with lions on a shelf by the river. There were 4 females, 9 cubs and two large males, so there was wonderful interaction, some play and [...]
I've found little time to go out with my camera recently, apart from to take some photos of my family. So here you are, an up to date photo of Sukey with Kirstie, and one of the three of us. Wildlife images to follow next [...]
Following the success of 2013 and the high demand for photo safaris in 2014, I'm running an expanded programme of trips in 2015! Details are available on this website under the Safaris link at the top.
A few more photos of our daughter Sukey with Kirstie.
It's been a while since I wrote anything on here! Sukey has been keeping us busy but we're enjoying being parents! From our house, we have a stunning view over a drying lagoon. A few days ago, one of the females in a family which [...]
My apologies for my long silence. Any of you who follow my FB page will know that 6 weeks ago, my daughter Sukey was born, so I've been a little busy! Here's a recent photo of Sukey with Kirstie while we were on holiday in [...]
This acronym may not mean much to many, but to photographers, it's a holy grail. The annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year award, sponsored by the Natural History Museum is the most prestigious of its kind, attracting thousands of entries from the world's best photographers.....and [...]
The Gymnogene (or Harrier Hawk) is odd among the raptors because it doesn't conform to the normal stereotype for a bird of prey. Slightly scrawny, with a small bill, and long gangly legs, it doesn't look much of a threat to anyone. But it's learned [...]
