He cautiously observes the tree branches above as his mother prepares to carry their kill up to safety.

With a gentle twist of its trunk, the elephant prepares to move over an old marula trunk lying ahead.

A majestic leopard silently weaves through the lush grass of the African Savannah, its eyes scan the path ahead with intensity as it tracks its prey.

A young elephant calf leans against her mother as the herd presses around protectively during their journey back into the deeper savannah grasslands.

The silhouette of a leopard preening itself is revealed against a blood-orange African sunset.

The silhouette of a leopard preening itself is revealed against a blood-orange African sunset.

In the golden embrace of the African savannah, a young lion cub finds himself captivated by a small commotion unfurling amidst the long, dry grass.

A baby elephant gingerly steps out of the shadows into the light, its youth and vulnerability reflected by its emerging ivory.

The African sundowner unfolded before us with breathtaking serenity reflected by the cry of a circling fish eagle breaking the tranquil amber silence.

His curious yet alert stare tells of his early days in the vast African bush.

The silhouette of a leopard preening itself is revealed against a blood-orange African sunset.

His paw gingerly lifts to touch his father’s looming face.

The melted dusky brown and golden colours of a hyena and two pups lie under a thorny tree stationed over an entrance to the pack's den.

Golden ripples reflect across an untouched African sunset to the cry of a circling fish eagle.

Its powerful claw grips the freshly taken buck as the leopard gingerly tugs and chews on a tender strip of meat.

She offered herself in the face of her hungry elders to provide the younger ones with a bit more time to feast.

The silhouette of a leopard preening itself is revealed against a blood-orange African sunset.

The silhouette of a leopard preening itself is revealed against a blood-orange African sunset.

The leopard turns to gaze to me, after dropping its quarry to rest for a moment.

Faster than the eye can see, the Malachite Kingfisher expels a spitball of its last meal.