some years back during my Nomad days, lots of safaris, some great flying….here in Katavi nat’l park, shot on film, Nikon F3 and my good old 300mm lens.
a lion taking a stroll towards a buffalo herd. Obviously the buffs are wary and cautious.
no luck for that roan antelope. Une hippotrague rouanne en français, une antilope quoi…funny how names are absolutely not just translated between languages. In German, this antelope named back to English is a horse antelope I think: Pferdeantilope…I have got zillion examples like that, especially amongst birds. Bloody scientists.
I wonder if once in a while a piece of sinew doesn’t snap in the lion’s face like rubber band…
a dreaded armed warden leads the pack. Better have those guys ahead than in your back. Breathing and buttock relaxation get better, trust me. But for walking safaris, they’re imposed on the clients… Luckily we had real armed pros like Squack Evans or Huw Jones, pictured here, second left. The guy on the right was a trainee guide.
blow some more recent stuff while on private safaris, digital Nikons.
vervet monkeys.
a rare aerobatic cormorant! Birds are normally not performing aerobatics…
a grey heron. Ou encore un héron cendré.
a klipspringer, a funny rock antelope with kind of goat hooves. Une oréotrague.
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