Saturday, 2nd March 2013
Africa in Action
by Brendon Cremer
This image was captured a the world renowned Duba Plains in the Okavango Delta, and has to be one of Botswana’s premier destinations, it is famed for the documentaries filmed there by Derek and Beverley Joubert. Breathtaking scenes that captured our imagination in films such as Relentless Enemies and The Last Lions were filmed at this prime property.
Duba Plains is perhaps the Okavango Delta's most remote camp, located in a private 30,000 hectare reserve in the furthermost reaches of the Delta on an island, surrounded by expansive seasonally flooded plains (dependant on annual flood waters) and shaded by tall ebony, fig and garcinia trees.
Equipment: Nikon D3 & Nikkor 200-400 F4 VR
Brendon Cremer
Brendon is a wildlife photographer, guide, tour leader and adventurer who has attained the highest level of guiding qualifications in South Africa, it is with these attributes and a deep respect and understanding for Africa and its wildlife and through his profound knowledge, Brendon hosts photographic safaris that allow the traveller not only to enhance their photographic skills, but also gain a lifelong admiration for Africa’s wildlife and culture.
Website: www.brendoncremerphotography.com
Africa in Action by Brendon Cremer was photo of the day on Saturday, 2nd March 2013. It is tagged lion. You can leave a comment below.
12 Comments
Pauline Jones
Amazing if not disturbing.
Bonnie
A good action shot but nature at its worst
Nancy Nyman
A beautiful dose of reality. We all have to eat.
Diane D'Aurora
GREAT SHOT! Did he take him down?
Laura Milholland
Wow! Completely amazing capture (by both of you)!
Pamela North
A wonderful shot of the reality of life.
Morkel Erasmus
Raking them in now, Brendon! Top shot…
Marc Mol
Big congrats Brendon, well deserved!
art x
outstanding capture with good exposure and timing. well done
Stewart
What is with the “disturbingh” and “Nature at it’s worst” comments? How bizarre!
This is an astonishing shot. All I see is the magnificence of these two creatures and a fantastic photograph.
Well done Brendon
Anne Egli
You don’t often get a shot just like this, very well done.
Bob Faw
phenomenal!!