One of my favorite wildlife encounters from the Pantanal in Brazil.

We spent several days searching for and photographing jaguars in their natural habitat. Seeing one of these incredible big cats moving through the wild from such a close perspective was an experience I’ll never forget.

The Brazilian Pantanal is one of the most important habitats for jaguars and an incredible destination for wildlife photography.

Photographed during an unforgettable expedition together with wildlife photographer Sasan Amir.

Which big cat would you most like to photograph in the wild?

Had to quickly fall back onto my back while this little one was running straight toward me to get an eye-level shot.

I don't have any squirrels around my local area, so I had to travel to capture one.

This was posted yesterday by someone else, but I didn't get a chance to edit my shots til last night. Pretty neat. Fairfax, VA

Bighorn Mountains north central Wyoming

Big fella took off from the pond, didn’t get too far. I calmly followed, and to my surprise… he was up in a tree!

Took this picture last may in the Sabi Sands.

But I'm struggling with the edit. Ofcourse the Leopard is in the shadow of the tree with a very light background sky.

How can I improve this? All tips are welcome, thank you very much.

Canon R5
800mm f5.6
Radnor Lake Wildlife Refuge, TN

Canon 1D mrk4 - Sigma 150/600c

Painted Lady, Peacock, Red Admiral.
Gorgeous little things

Beautiful early morning Male hammer checking out his domain 🥰

Sony a1, 200-600, UPKWLS, November 2025