Collection: Wildlife (B&W)

Eight ostriches run slowly in the shallow water of the Makgadikgadi Pans. The night before massive thunderstorms had dumped nearly 100 mm of rain, and the next morning there was water everywhere.Photographed on Fujichrome Velvia 50 ISO slide film.

Zebras trot over a wet Makgadikgadi Pans after a night of heavy rain. I took this photo many years ago in January 2003 on what turned out to be the most prolific photo day of my life. From a helicopter, and side by side with my friend Bobby Haas, we flew over the pans to behold incredible zebra herds and mazes of footprints.This photograph is my best selling art work, both as canvas and paper print.Photographed on Fujichrome Velvia 50 ISO slide film.

A baby elephant walks behind his mother, her swishing tail brushing his head. In Addo Elephant National Park the elephants are incredibly relaxed. I sat still in my vehicle and they walked right past me! This is a favorite photo of mine.

A family of Elephants form a tight group on the open sands of the Olifants River. Much of the Kruger Park is very thick bush, but along the big rivers in the dry season one can get lovely views of elephants in the open. This photo is one of my best sellers.

I had only just arrived in the Mara on my first ever trip to Kenya, to be greeted with this classic scene as we drove to the camp.It was midday and the light very harsh but the photographic film resulted in a grainy old fashioned look.It is a favorite photo of mine, and we have a framed print at home.Photographed on Fujichrome Velvia 50 ISO slide film.

On my first trip to East Africa this was the first lion I saw, and I can remember how he seemed to stare right through me. He blended in so well with the tall thatch grass.Photographed on Fujichrome Velvia 50 ISO slide film.