Maasai Goat Herders in Tanzania
Is it crazy that I’m still processing photos from my trip to Africa a year and a half ago? I used to process all my photos in order, but now […]
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Zebras in the Serengeti
In Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, where the vast plains meet the sky, it first seems unlikely that there could be as many animals as I’ve heard about. After all, it’s so
Wildebeest Walking the Line
I’m back from my amazing trip to Iceland! I’m happy to report that everything was incredibly awesome and I’ll have more details about my trip later. In the meantime, I’m
The Echo of an Acacia Tree
I don’t think I’ll ever get tired of these beautiful Acacia trees at sunrise. I loved this spot in Serengeti National Park because the Acacias were so well formed and
Just a Jackal
When going on an African safari, it’s always the big animals that get all the attention. The big 5. But I was quite amused by the playful jackals that seemed
Acacia Trees at Sunrise
An iconic African landscape: acacia trees silhouetted at sunrise in Serengeti National Park Tanzania. Every day in Africa I got up in the darkness so I could be in position
Serval in Ngorongoro Crater Tanzania
I’m so excited to be off on a new adventure today! Destination: Iceland. While I’m away, I’ll be publishing a whole bunch of new images on the blog to keep
Wildlife Photography in Serengeti National Park – Part 2
My favourite location in my African photo safari was Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. In Part 1 of this series I showed you one of the reasons why: the endless
Buffalo Horns in Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania
One thing that caught me by surprise when I visited Africa was realizing that everything is covered in bones! I mean, of course it is (duh) I just didn’t think
Conveying Motion: A Wildebeest Abstract
There are two ways to convey motion in an image: freeze the motion or blur the motion. While watching wildebeest cross the Mara river during the migration in Tanzania, and
Mother and Baby Giraffe in Tanzania
Baby animals are just so darn cute! I especially like how gangly and uncoordinated the baby giraffes are. It must be hard to balance on those long legs the first