AMJ Photography

This Cheetah youngster was part of a group of three clustered around a Springbok kill. Mum did all the hunting work alone but had to share the spoils with her three almost fully grown youngsters. As soon as they had eaten, they all split off in different directions to help keep a look out for the arrival of other predators

A beautiful White-fronted bee-eater at Samara, doing what bee-eaters do!

AMJ Photography In these unsettling times, I hope that my images of African wildlife and nature bring you some peace

A warm reunion between two lionesses taken at Samara Game reserve in Graaf-Reinet recently. A left hook that DDP would be proud of!

Not always something you want to see while walking through heavy bush! The Cape buffalo is without a doubt one of the most dangerous animals in Africa, and is sometimes referred to as ‘widowmaker’ or ‘the black death’. These aggressive and unpredictable beasts can weigh up to 1,000 kgs and grow up to 1.7 meters tall. They are one of the few animals in Africa that will actively stalk and kill humans if alone. Buffalos kill an estimated 200 people each year.