A Leopard in Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, South Africa. The region is a spectacular desert landscape comprised of scrublands and red dunes. The park supports herds of blue wildebeest, leopard, gemsbok, springbok, black mane lions, raptors, and more.
~ Nicolas Devos, Biologist and Wildlife Photographer
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I'm back! For anyone wondering why I've been reposting old pieces for the last few weeks, it's because my wife and I were enjoying a much-deserved holiday in South Africa. I'll stick a link to some photos shortly, but for the moment, here's some post-holiday geekery for you.
The trip was a…
The animals are difficult to see and the density of the populations of grass eaters is very low right now... it is the dry season.
~ Nicolas Devos, Biologist and Wildlife Photographer
My favorite wildlife photographer, Nicolas Devos, is back in South Africa. This morning I was delighted to open…
I have a childhood memory of a troop of baboons, waiting among nearby rocks on a sun baked kopje, taking notice of nearby humans and watching and waiting until they saw a weakness and finally moving in for the kill, barking, grabbing, ripping livid flesh with long sharp canines, howling like wolves…
When wildebeest, such as those famous for crossing the Mara River in Tanzania during their annual migration, run into a crocodile or some other danger it is often the first time they've seen that particular thing. This is because most wildebeest don't live very long so many are on their very first…
Tremendous picture.. the eyes tell a story...
Before I saw Nicolas Devos name, I remembered that you had some fine photos from South Africa not too long ago as well.
All, just beautiful. He ought to publish.
I'd like a bigger version of that...
Can we order prints anywhere?
It is a beautiful and magnificent animal. Thanks for the PIC!
Dave Briggs :~)
Nicolas' website is under construction, but worth visiting already to check out more of his incredible photographs. His email address is listed there for questions about prints.
http://users.skynet.be/fa201036/
Just took a look at Nicolas' pictorial website, and
WOW!! It's great!!