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View fullsize Beautiful hippo at sunset in the small rivers of the delta. Photographing with Sony has really made it easy for me to shoot wildlife whenever I want. Sunset shoots from a boat gets much easier when the gear works nicely in less light and is not heavy
View fullsize Nowadays the size of the tusks have gone really small. It seems that the evolution will support small-tuskers as they will not be so likely killed by the poachers. #sonyalpha9 #sonynordic
View fullsize It's always great to see crocodiles up close on land. They are quite shy and easily hit the water when approached. #sonyalpha9
View fullsize They might not have the size yet but they do have the temper 🦁 #sonyalpha9
View fullsize So rare to see a serval on a tree! Have you ever spotted one somewhere else than on the grasslands? #sonyalpha9
View fullsize Family time for these baboons in Ngorongoro, Tanzania. #sonyalpha9
View fullsize Top hunters of the savannah 💕
View fullsize African fish eagles are rather easy to spot near lakes and swamps. This one was on the Okavango Delta and was quite difficult to find. True beauty! #sonyalpha9
View fullsize This beautiful cheetah was with his siblings and they were practising how to hunt. Even though they didn't manage to catch anything it was a pleasure to watch their natural behavior when they spotted some prey.
View fullsize There is something in these sunrises in Africa 💛
View fullsize Three kings of the savannah 💛 #sonyalpha #a9
View fullsize I just love these mongooses! So curious about everything, even your big lens so that they want to get close to explore 📷 #sonyalpha #a9
View fullsize Sunset swimmer 🌅🌌
View fullsize Motherhood
View fullsize Summer vibes
View fullsize This young cheetah was tracking an impala right in front of our car in Tarangire, Tanzania. There was 3 young ones like this and their mother. It was quite amazing to see them all go after the impala!
View fullsize Did you know that flamingos get their pink colour of the food they eat? They live near salt lakes and feed from algae and other things they can filtrate with their beaks. The carotenoids in the diet creates pink colour in their feathers. #sonyalpha #
View fullsize Time for a dust bath!
View fullsize I've always found marabous facinating and their faces extremely photogenic. What do you think?
View fullsize Monday mood. #sonyalpha #sonynordic #a9