In Botswana's Okavango Delta, a lioness moves through fading evening light. The use of intentional camera movement captures her motion and softens her form.
Along Botswana's Chobe River, an African elephant climbs the bank at dusk after feeding in the river, mosquitoes drifting through the last of the evening light.
On a hilltop in Belize, Brahman gather beneath the trees as the morning fog lifts. The wide-open pasture feels intimate, something small, still, and close.
Witnessing a lone lioness call to her pride was already a highlight of the day. Moments later, she climbed this tree, scanning the plains for their return.
Cape Buffalo, like this one in Kenya's Masai Mara, are famously short-tempered, yet tolerate the Yellow-billed Oxpecker riding along, picking ticks and cleaning wounds.
Reached by traditional lakana boat, Nosy Komba in Madagascar is home to this Panther Chameleon, caught mid-step on a thorny branch in its deliberate walk, mimicking a leaf in the wind.
In Kenya's Masai Mara, a seasoned male lion rests in the sun with quiet intensity, his steady gaze possessing a noble calm.