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Quintessential Wildlife Photographic Safaris NEW: Wildlife Archive - A Safari Guide Remembers - OUT NOW Exclusively on my YouTube Channel.

E P I S O D E  1 2One Last Safari?The biggest compliment of my guiding career brought me back for one last safari with a...
19/10/2026

E P I S O D E 1 2
One Last Safari?

The biggest compliment of my guiding career brought me back for one last safari with a guest who became a friend.
And what an EPIC 14 days in Kruger National Park this was. The perfect way to finish my professional guiding career!

“One Last Safari… How Could I Say No?”
Watch the full episode here:

Sometimes, a safari isn’t only about what you see — it’s about who ...

19/10/2026

He wouldn’t come to South Africa unless I was his safari guide. How could I say no? Watch “One Last Safari” on YouTube. FULL EPISODE OUT NOW.

E P I S O D E  1 1Walking With An AardvarkOne of Africa’s most elusive mammals — on foot. 😁 📸I spent a few days on foot ...
05/10/2026

E P I S O D E 1 1
Walking With An Aardvark

One of Africa’s most elusive mammals — on foot. 😁 📸

I spent a few days on foot searching for active burrows, we finally got the chance to follow a wild aardvark at close range. A rare encounter I’ll never forget.



One of Africa’s most elusive mammals — on foot.I spent a few days ...

19/09/2026

EPISODE 10 - Against All Odds - Full Episode Coming Soon

African Wild Dogs have given me some of the most memorable and exciting experiences in my career as a safari guide in Kruger National Park & Sabi Sands.

In this episode I look back, revisit and share some of those special photos, videos and stories.

Watch the short here 👇🏻
Go to my YouTube Channel to Subscribe for more episodes.

E P I S O D E  9:Masters Of CamouflageIt's something that has blown my mind on many occasions. The way wild animals have...
16/09/2026

E P I S O D E 9:
Masters Of Camouflage

It's something that has blown my mind on many occasions. The way wild animals have this ability to blend into their environment, and basically disappear.

In this episode, I share a few photos and talk about moments I have experienced on Safari where animals camouflaged and literally almost hide in plain sight.

https://youtu.be/gpOtKuTT5Gs

It's something that has blown my mind on many occasions. The way wi...

“Elusive Elegance”One of my favourite Leopard images I have ever captured. This one is difficult to let go of. For the f...
14/09/2026

“Elusive Elegance”

One of my favourite Leopard images I have ever captured.

This one is difficult to let go of.

For the first time, I’m offering this image as a fine-art collector’s print, available as a One-of-One Edition.

For collectors who would love to own a truly special piece of African wildlife photography, please send me a DM for details and pricing.

E P I S O D E  8:A Whole New World (Full Episode)Birds - Something that opened up a whole new world for me once I discov...
11/09/2026

E P I S O D E 8:
A Whole New World (Full Episode)

Birds - Something that opened up a whole new world for me once I discovered the love for Birdwatching...

In this episode I share the story of how bird watching changed my life.

I also share some of my favourite photos and rare sightings with you.

Enjoy! fans

Birds - Something that opened up a whole new world for me. In this ...

PATIENCE + PERSISTENCE = REWARD: On a recent Photographic Safari in northern Kruger, we stopped on a bridge to photograp...
07/02/2022

PATIENCE + PERSISTENCE = REWARD:
On a recent Photographic Safari in northern Kruger, we stopped on a bridge to photograph some Black Storks, they were flying up along the river bed towards us...

As soon as they were all gone, and as I was about the start the vehicle I heard monkeys alarm calling on the other side of the river bed, very far from us.

I told my client we need to wait it out and see what this is, it could be a Leopard they are alarm calling for, and this could potentially be our first Leopard of the Safari.

Long story short, they alarm called for about 30 minutes, and then about 300 meters up stream 2 Leopards appeared, walking in our direction.

We lost visual soon after as they went up the river bank, but the monkeys never stopped alarm calling. We waited another 30 minutes or so and eventually 1 of the 2 Leopards come down the river bank into the river and started walking towards us, from 300m away.

This sighting developed from seeing a Leopard 300m away to having it literally next to our vehicle...

An absolutely incredible moment for us, and the way we worked for it, through patience and persistence. We ended up spending 2h45min in total at this location, and 1h45min of viewing the Leopard, with only 2 other cars eventually joining our sighting.

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