I’ve been sharing new photo galleries from the July/August South Africa trip, and the final gallery (Big Cats) is about to go live next week. Before we get there, it’s time to highlight some of Jenn’s photos from this trip. Jenn and I have traveled a fair amount together, but that’s lessened somewhat since I started leading photo tours. And

I came in short-handed again, with my 600mm in for repairs. A good test for the shorter lenses (the 100-500 only opens up to f/7.1) and mirrorless bodies, given the late kickoff. On the plus side, it was a gorgeous day. I hoped I could stay the whole game this week (another week removed from Africa, it was more likely

The top personal goal I set for myself during our South Africa adventure was simple: find the top animal on my worldwide wish list.   Okay, not so simple. The top animal on my list (after checking off a Canada lynx in 2020) was the pangolin, one of Africa’s “holy grail species.” Many Africans, long-time guides, and safari enthusiasts go

Before I left on my latest trip in late August, I managed to publish a gallery of bird photos from my most recent South Africa adventure. That was the first of three galleries from the trip. Normally I limit myself to two galleries per trip, but this one produced so many images (bolstered by the fact that Jenn also took

I was off in Africa the last two weeks, so I could pretend the Huskies were 0-0 as I returned to Montlake for the first time in two years. I suspect I’m still on Zambia Time, so I opted to take it easy today with a reduced kit. My body always struggles to adjust to the rigors of shooting football