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Came across this Lion warming up with the morning sun. 500mm f9 1/320 iso 320 Nikon D810 200-500 f5.6

The biggest of the African Eagles, I came across this one and spent around 20 minutes capturing her. The wart hog was quite a weight for her to take off with 480mm f7.1 iso 160 1/500 Nikon D810

Some shots from my october safari, hope you like them, let me know if you want to see more

I have met the mother of these cubs many times. When I caught up with her in october this was her new litter which i hadnt seen before. They were very accommodating and I spent around 20 minutes capturing the family. More shots on my blog Nikon D810 200-500 mm f5.6

Not the greatest shot technically and one where I think my 200-400 f4 would have given me more options (faster shutter with the same iso). But a rare capture on safari. Nikon D810 200-500 at 480 400 iso f6.3 1/400

Its a Keeper for DX use, and as a back up to a 200-400 f4 Here is my review: Nikon 200-500 f5.6 Lens Review - Exposure Tours

Excuse the typo should read Snarl Taken on my last photo safari - Nikon D810 200-500mm f5.6 Ive written a review about this lens on my blog if you want to read it

Not my favorite time to go on safari (actually the worst) but worth doing once! Nikon D810 400mm f4 around 1/5000 for the close ups

Celebrating Wildlife in Canada Nikon D810 80-200mm

Shot with a 60mm at f3.2 Nikon D810 soon after this cub kissed my lens! taken in the mara on safari

According to the Guinness Book of Records Kenya stands above all other countries when it comes to bird watching over a short time. It has held the record for the most species sighted in a 24 hr period (342) since 1986! I mostly shoot the big game so these arent great shots just what I came...

Leopards are amazing to watch when they are looking for prey. I caught this one on the way back to camp around 20 minutes after sunset. I could barely see her without the use of the camera. They are immensely muscular, she moved with her entire body less then an inch from the ground, keeping a...

A change from my usual African wildlife images and a bit closer to home. 80-200, 200-400 Nikon D180 Probably a Elk not a deer

Cute cubs who were having fun. Took lots of shots of them paying with and without mum. 400mm 4.5 around 1/2000 D810

More of a Wildlife guy than Landscape but here are a few shots from a recent trip Nikon D810 80-200 f2.8

Caught this nice moment of a mother with her young one. Nikon D810 400mm

I like to include Amboseli in my safari trips, Always get a good selection of elephant shots with herds of 20-30 constantly going by -hopefully it will never change Nikon D810 400mm f4 (200-400 would have loved something faster for a slightly shallower dof)

This lioness came right up to the road where I was parked and took a drink, D810 200-400 f4

Captured this nice moment on safari, taken at 155mm nikon 80-200 d700

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