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Join me on safari as I share knowledge, skills and experiences in photographing Africa's wildlife.

29/10/2026

The majesty of a male lion in his prime, where every scar tells a story of survival, strength, and raw wilderness.

07/10/2026

**NEW LOCATION!**

We're incredibly excited to announce that next year we'll be visiting the stunning Djuma private game reserve.
Located in the northern Sabi Sands, Djuma is known for exceptional wildlife sightings and open traversing with neighbouring reserves. Shaped by conservation and natural movement, it offers an authentic safari environment where the bush remains wild, unscripted, and alive.

For more information, or to book your place on this new and limited safari, please simply get in touch via private message or email [email protected]

07/09/2026

Spaces available for next year in South Africa's fabulous Madikwe Game Reserve!
One of my very favourite destinations, and a stunner for those looking to see cheetahs, rhinos, lions and **fingers crossed** wild dogs. Luxury accommodation (inclusive of a 24/7 photographic hide), private vehicle and photographic guidance throughout!

Limited availability, so please get in touch via private message or email for more information. [email protected]

27/08/2026

African elephants have the longest pregnancy of any living mammal, lasting an incredible 22 months before giving birth to a single calf. Amazingly, a newborn calf enters the world weighing between 90 - 120 kg and is strong enough to keep up with the moving herd within two days.

25/08/2026

A really awesome moment when we were following this beautiful leopard; she disappeared into a drainage line which forced us to loop round, we thought we'd lost her but as we came round we found her sat on a fallen tree, basking in a patch of light whilst surrounded by shade. Beautiful moment, and a really nice surprise!

20/08/2026

The African wild dog is the most successful large mammalian predator in Africa, boasting an astonishing hunting success rate of roughly 80%. This drastically outperforms other apex predators like cheetahs (around 55%) and lions (which average just 10% to 25%).

18/08/2026

Lionesses are the true foundation of the pride, operating as highly cooperative, apex predators. While male lions often capture public attention with their large manes, the females manage the daily survival, cub-rearing, and food procurement for the entire group.

13/08/2026

One of my favourites to see whilst on safari, the Saddle-billed stork. The colours are just phenomenal!

11/08/2026

A stunning water monitor lizard, basking in the sun.

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