Iberian Lynx Photography
Iberian Lynx Photography: A Comprehensive Guide The Iberian Lynx, one of the world's rarest cats, offers a unique subject for wildlife photographers. Found primarily in Spain's Doñana and Sierra de Andújar National Parks, these elusive creatures require patience and...
Elephant Photography
Do you dream of photographing elephants in the wild? Is the end goal of all your wildlife photography to get the perfect image of an elephant?
This might be extreme but if you just want to get the best shot you can while on safari read on to find out how.
Tiger Photography
If you are a wildlife photographer, you have probably dreamed of photographing a tiger in the wild. Even if you are just a beginner wildlife photographer and starting out on your journey, it is highly likely to be at the top of your list. It isn't as difficult as you...
Pampas Cat
The Pampas Cat is very widespread in South America. Of all the small American cats it is most often seen though is not very numerous. It is adapting well to ranchland but is still threatened by habitat destruction.
Geoffroy’s Cat
Geoffroy’s Cat (Leopardus geoffroyi) is a small member of the Ocelot lineage. Smaller than the Pampas Cat, it too lives in the grasslands of South America.
Bobcat
Get up close with the fascinating bobcat (Lynx Rufus) the southern and smaller cousin of the Canadian Lynx. This is one of the easiest cats to see in the wild, especially if you live in the Western US.
Serengeti National Park
Experience the Serengeti’s rich wildlife, home to the Great Migration and abundant predators. The Ngorongoro Crater is amazing in a day there will give you more wildlife sightings than in your life to date.
Kanha National Park and Tiger Reserve
Discover the beautiful Kanha National Park, home to Bengal Tigers, Barasingha, Dholes, Sloth Bears and lots more wildlife. There are over 300 bird species here. The lush landscapes of sal and bamboo forests are loved by both wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.
Doñana National Park
Donana National Park, just south of Sevilla is known as a bird lover’s paradises. This hugely important wetland has nearly 300 species passing through each year. Doñana is also one of the last strongholds of the endangered Iberian Lynx.