Charmaine Joubert

Zebra in the mist

Dandelion and waterdrop

The burning

Zara

Hi Anne. We think the infant was born during the night. It was such a newbie and the legs were very wobbly. We have seen plenty of elephant babies in the park but this was definitely the tiniest.

Backsplash

I totally agree with Tobie. I have been very fortunate to have received accolades, won prizes, had images sold at exhibitions and some of my images have appeared in magazines. All of this comes second to the the joy I get from sharing my images.

Fastest land animal on earth, 70mph, frozen in mid stride.

Come here little one.

Another image from the sequence of photos I took of the elephant bull and calf. This photo shows how gentle bull was in the interaction was after the initial greeting.

Walking with giants. Using the background to add to the story telling.

Shades of Autumn

Thanks so much Rob.

Take my hand

Thanks so much Rob.

Thank you all for the wonderful comments. When we’re in the park and witness such amazing sightings, we always feel so humble and grateful when nature shares it’s many faceted sides to us.

Well done Anne, it is indeed an intriguing image. Thanks for the acknowledgement Kent and also well done to Dave and Dianne.