The Okavango Delta, Botswana and 3 spoonbills find that the top branches of a tree make a good vantage point.
The Okavango Delta, Botswana and 3 spoonbills find that the top branches of a tree make a good vantage point.
An egret, wings outstretched and feet forward, about to land in a tree. The question is whether it works best as a colour image or a monochrome.
A cormorant perches over a waterway, Okavango Delta, Botswana.
One of the most “aquatic” of the antelope species, the Red Lechwe’s greasy coat sheds water whilst its widely splayed hooves enable it to run through water.
A close up photograph of a Giraffe in Botswana’s Okavango Delta provides a great starting point for a toned monochrome image.
A Little Egret wading through the shallows of the Okavango Delta makes a beautiful split toned monochrome subject.
A young male lion, in beautiful condition, walks across a floodplain patrolling his territory, stopping occasionally to scent mark as he does so.
A male impala shown in its environment in the Okavango Delta, Botswana
Waterlillies are a common sight on the channels and lagoons of the Okavango Delta. The choice of such a long lens may seem a bit odd for a botanical subject such as this however, in this instance, it worked out well.
Shortly after sunrise in the Okavango Delta, a young male lion patrols his territory providing some excellent photo opportunities.