Crested Cranes in Flight at Ngorongoro Crater Tanzania
Driving through Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania, the sheer density of the animals is truly incredible. There are so many large animals that some of the smaller animals take a back seat […]
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Drive By Maasai Boy
I could feel eyes rolling in the safari vehicle “She’s drive-by shooting!” they said “Not a real photographer … Look at her tiny camera,” they murmured behind me I say,
The Wildebeest Migration: A Photo Essay
After photographing at Tarangire National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, and Serengeti National Park, the final stop on my African photo safari was the Mara River, near the border between Tanzania and
Muddy Elephants in Serengeti National Park
In case you missed my first post about Serengeti National Park, you can read it here. It’s all about the central part of the Serengeti and the endless grassy plains
Lions on Kopjes in Serengeti National Park
The Serengeti is a vast grassland where you’ll occasionally find small outcroppings of granite, like rocky islands in a sea of grass. They call these rocks kopjes (pronounced ko-pee). This
Baby Elephant Steps
Elephants are such amazing creatures, aren’t they? Watching the elephants was my favourite thing to do during my photo safari in Tanzania. I think if I went back I would
Zebras at the Watering Hole
I am in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, when a call comes from across the radio waves. A bunch of swahili is exchanged and the driver turns to me and says
Lilac Breasted Roller and Dragonfly
Sitting on prominent perches, flitting across the road flashing it’s colours, and even tumbling across the sky, the Lilac Breasted Roller likes to be noticed. It really doesn’t need to
Wildlife Photography in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania – Part 1
Each place I visited in Africa had it’s unique qualities. Tarangire was woodsy with massive herds of elephants that liked to bathe in the swamps. Ngorongoro Crater had the high
Lion Cubs in Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania
On a warm sunny African afternoon in Ngorongoro Crater, most of the animals have had their morning feed and are ready for a nice rest in the shade. Being the
This Baobab Tree is One Thousand Years Old (give or take)
I come from British Columbia, Canada, so that means it’s pretty hard to impress me with big trees. People come from all over the world to be awestruck by the