The Dreamer wins Silver in Wildlife at the Budapest International Foto Awards by Johan Siggesson.

A new fine art release: Kovu, the scarred leopard of Laikipia, captured in a powerful portrait.

My final morning at Laikipia Wilderness Camp began with one last early game drive before the journey back to Nairobi and the flight home....

It was my final full day in Laikipia. This stay has been incredible and I already know I would love to return, but first I still had...

A day in Laikipia brought four leopard encounters, from the lazy Kisiwa to the ever-reliable Giza.

A day of leopards, guineafowl, and dramatic hunts unfolds in the wilds of Laikipia.

My first full day in Laikipia brought an unforgettable night with Giza, the elusive black leopard.

Discover the mystery of the king cheetah, its rare coat pattern, and its place in wildlife photography.

A quiet moment shared with a lioness. One of my most meaningful lion pictures from the wild.

Learn how to tell the difference between cheetahs and leopards with this grounded, practical gui

How fast is a leopard? A closer look at leopard speed and how it compares to cheetahs in the wild.

No black lions have ever been documented. Explore the genetics behind this natural mystery.

Melanistic leopards are rare black-coated leopards with hidden rosettes and a fascinating genetic twist.

Leopards and jaguars may look alike, but their differences run deeper than their spots.

In September, I head to Kenya in search of icons: Craig the elephant and Giza, the elusive black leopard of Laikipia.

The black mane lion is a rare and powerful subject in wildlife photography. Learn what the dark mane means and why it stands out in fine art prints.

Some of the most powerful cheetah prints come from quiet moments when instinct, stillness, and presence all come together in a single frame.

Cheetahs are fast, focused, and under threat. This guide answers the most common questions about their behavior, survival, and place in the wild today.

Are cheetahs endangered? Why their numbers are falling and how cheetah prints tell their story.

There’s something about seeing a leopard in a tree that never gets old. Whether it’s your first safari or your fiftieth, that moment when you spot one resting high in the branches stops you in your tracks.