AMJ Photography

After an age of not posting, I entered this Cheetah photo in a competition in which I am currently coming fourth. If you like it, please vote for it on this link. My appreciation and thanks!
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AMJ Photography In these unsettling times, I hope that my images of African wildlife and nature bring you some peace

A leopard in silhouette against a stunning sunset - taken a Kruger National Park.

A bit of an anticlimax after her previous interest in the passing Springbok herd but I suppose they are probably just too small and fast to justify a hunt, especially in the middle of the day!

Not the most unusual of subjects, but I was playing with my new Nikon Z9 and got a picture of this Cape Robin in the garden at home. The Z9 really is an amazing piece of technology and will be posting more photos taken with it shortly.

This close-up of a Serval was taken at Tenikwa. Servals have the largest ears and longest legs (relative to body size) of any wild cat. These are hunting adaptations - the ears allow them to hear ultrasonic rodent sounds and the long legs enable them to jump up to 12 feet in the air to catch birds or insects.