Photography is an itch that won’t go away. No matter how much you scratch it. – Dara McGrath

I cannot agree more with this quote and since I started photographing wildlife about four years ago, I still have the itch to photograph wildlife on a daily basis. I am constantly looking to try new things and change it up now and then, but most of the times I just allow the wildlife do the talking.

An elephant bull and some “Dagga Boys” enjoying their time in front of Bush Lodge.

“Catch of the Day”

The dark-maned Sand River male lion rests in an open area, with the other two males nowhere to be seen.

A misty day creates a beautiful backdrop for this alert zebra.

Warthog Wallow stares down a herd of impala in the distance.

A hyena cub curiously approaches the vehicle to investigate the occupants.

This has to be one of the most impressive sets of horns I have seen on a buffalo.

A black and white conversion of this Blue wildebeest marking his territory adds to this dramatic scene.

A clean background and a high aperture (low f-stop number) make for a great portrait of this male cheetah.

An elephant calf tries to keep up with the rest of the herd as they head towards a waterhole.