Category: Photo safari

  • Eagles from Botswana

    Eagles from Botswana

    A very common African eagle: Wahlberg’s eagle (Hieraaetus wahlbergi), Aigle de Wahlberg Moremi National Park, Botswana. May 2010.

  • Red-billed hornbill

    Red-billed hornbill

    Red-billed hornbill (Tockus erythrorhynchus), Calao à bec rouge Botswana, Moremi National Park. May 2010.

  • Burchell’s Glossy starling

    Burchell’s Glossy starling

    Burchell’s Glossy starling (Lamprotornis australis), Choucador de Burchell Botswana, Moremi, 2010.

  • Squirrel

    Squirrel

    Squirrel, écureuil Botswana 2010. Moremi

  • Elephants of Botswana

    Elephants of Botswana

    The elephants being very large mammals does not prohibit applying them wide-angle photography. And why not using a panoramic frame? Or even a vertical panorama? Click on the thumbnails to enlarge them Botswana 2010, Moremi

  • Elephants of Botswana

    Elephants of Botswana

    When elephants are too near to the photo camera, the only way to shoot a good picture is to concentrate on bits and pieces: Elephant ears, elephant eyes, elephant tusks. Botswana 2010, Moremi

  • Little bee-eaters

    Little bee-eaters

    Back from Botswana, I grouped a few pictures which seemed worth sharing with you here. I’ll start with some birds. Little bee-eater (Merops pusillus), Guêpier nain Botswana 2010, Moremi

  • The amazing show of Nature

    The amazing show of Nature

    I can’t stop being amazed by the beauty of Nature. Planet Earth presents such an unbelievable diversity of shows, such a superb collection of small and large moments of pure beauty. Here are some I would like to share with you. did you know that beaches may really have all possible colours that your mind…

  • Nepalese people

    Nepalese people

    During a (forced) stop in one of the journeys between cities in Nepal when I recently traveled in this Himalayan country, I took a short moment to do some portraiture in the setting sun. Click on the thumbnails to enlarge the picture