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The poster shot, Africa's biggest mammal and biggest Mountain. Would have been nice to get more snow on the peak.
D810 80 to 200 2.8
200mm iso 400 1/1250 f8
E. Africa Safari
Some young giraffes practice fighting. I came across this group less then one minute from my camp. I barely had time to shot and only managed to get the one frame before they stopped. Out of all my safaris this is the only group of 3 I've seen entangled like this, mostly its just 2 males...
I dont post too many zebra images from my safaris as im more focused with heading to see the big cats. However, sometimes I come across an interesting composition thats worth a frame or two and make a point to stop.
D850 200 to 400 f4
310mm 1/640 f4.5 iso 220
Africa photo safari
Got quite a number of shots of this full belly leopard (See previous posts) this was one of the last few frames before it disappeared into the bushes.
D850 200 to 300 f4
400 f6.3 1/800 iso 720
East Africa Big cats photo safari
Sister thread to the large mammals of GT/YNP thread...
American Pika (@Tom Reichner, these are for you! :) ). They were busy scurrying around and replenishing their larder.
I spent a week in Grand Teton NP and Yellowstone NP a few years ago. It was nowhere near the amount of time necessary to do anything more than just zipping around the enormity of the combined park, take in the jaw-dropping landscape, and shoot whatever wildlife we happened to encounter. One of...
Recently went to Arcata, CA to visit some family, and went out to the Marsh and wildlife sanctuary. Found out they have a resident family of Otters that live in the lake and ponds surrounding it; on one visit, 2 of the six family members came out and obliged me with quite the little feeding...
One of my favorite Elephant shots due to the highlights and light which is quite unusual from the usual scenes I come across. Part of a series of three
D850 200 to 400 f4
260mm f4 iso 360 1/640
A cheetah mum with her cubs finds her vantage point to hunt for the next meal
D810 200 to 400 f4
400mm iso 200 1/2000 f5
East Africa big cats photo safari
From a recent trip to Finland.
2024-10-03 11.38.47 by Scott Grubb, on Flickr
2024-10-02 13.59.14 by Scott Grubb, on Flickr
2024-09-28 14.33.24 by Scott Grubb, on Flickr
A leopard comes through the bushes and straight to me before walking off. Only managed a couple of head on shots before it turned away
D810 200 to 400 f4
400mm f4 1/400 iso 320
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