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Waterholes are a good bet if you want to see a variety of wildlife interactions. Capturing these special moments between various bird and mammal species may not always be as easy as it sounds
Continue readingMany consider a photograph a fixed moment, a flash frozen in time. But wildlife photography is far from still with wild dog hunts, leopard chases and kudu brawls, the wilderness is constantly on the move.
Continue readingSpring is arriving, and so are South Africa’s wildflowers! Here are some of our favourite Instagram shots, capturing one of the most magical times of the year.
Continue readingBe transported to magical moments below the surface at the Underwater Photographer of the Year 2016 exhibition in Cape Town. But what does it take to capture incredible pictures in an ever-changing environment like the sea?
Continue readingWhen you document the nest of a woodland kingfisher for two long years in an attempt to snap the various delights delivered to the chicks… now that’s dedication!
Continue readingSituated on the KwaZulu-Natal south coast, Vernon Crookes Nature Reserve is a beautiful landscape of coastal scarp forest and coastal grasslands.
Continue readingKnown for their ferocity and strength, crocodiles are the most successful freshwater predator. They can creep up on prey without giving their position away and their bite exerts a ton of force, easily crushing bones.
Continue readingBeing chosen as a finalist for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year is no small feat, especially if you are only 16 years old! South Africa’s Juan van den Heever shares his top photo tips and a few of the images he’s most proud of.
Continue readingThe best wildlife photos in the world have the power to amaze, inspire and transport us. Join us for a journey into the wild as the 2015 Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition opens in South Africa.
Continue readingFor UK photographer Samuel Cox the Kgalagadi, “a brutally harsh and unforgiving environment”, offers the ideal setting and ample opportunities to create intimate portraits of wildlife.
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