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Nile Crocodile bow wave..

Nile Crocodile bow wave..

This Croc got a bit spooked from our boat and went for the water...

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This Croc got a bit spooked from our boat and went for the water...

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NIKON D500

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Aperture f/9 ISO 250 Shutter 1/800 Focal Length 5000/10

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Uganda

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Jan, 2019

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Awards

Peer Award

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After the meadows are mowed the predators of the Oder Delta hunt actively. For the foxes it means the hay-rolls also provide a good, higher sleeping p

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And yes this is a wild Lion...

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Nature at it's harshest. The herds cross, knowing the Crocs are waiting. They have to, they need the fresh grass on the other side. And the Crocs

While visiting Savuti in the dry season we where bound to see cool sandstorm images. This old elephant bull obliged us by walking by..

One of the toughest things to do when you are out in the african wilderness is trying not to do the standard thing when photographing famous animals l

Always fun to do. And always a challenge to ensure that your tripod doesn't vibrate from the water you are standing in!

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