Kenya, Africa – A Wildlife Photographer’s Fantasyland
We traveled from Nairobi, Kenya to Amboseli National Park, to Samburu Game Reserve, to Lake Nakuru then on to the Masai Mara Game Reserve to watch the famous wildebeest crossing of the Mara river (more on that in a later post). An amazing trip with so much wildlife and so many photographic opportunities that I took 12,000 images and 50 video clips. The top few follow (be sure to read the titles):
Cheetah Charm
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Cheetah Stalking
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Acacia Sunrise
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Lapping Lioness
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Four of a Kind
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Protected View
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Chin Up
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Squeezing In
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Best Buddies
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Remember to Wash Behind Your Ears
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Prey Alert
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Look Ma No Cavities
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Neck and Neck
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Necking
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Giraffe Crossing
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Stretched
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Galloping Flamingos
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Oxpecker Freerider
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Lilac Breasted Roller Perched
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Eagle Owlet Practicing
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Three Amigos
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At the Watering Hole
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Zebra Welcome
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Un-easy Rider
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Elephant Knot
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Harem
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Launching Leopard
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Leopard Lookout
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Leopard on the Hunt
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Are You Done Yet?
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Hippo Humps
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Rhinos Resting
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Wildebeest Plunge
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Cute Cub
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Wildebeests Emerging
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Charge
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Ruffled Feathers - Crown Crane
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Rainy Day Ride
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Richard Seeley Photography Blog 
Terrific. I have some similar shots. Lots still to review.
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Photos merveilleuses, exceptionnelles. J’adore entre autres “Protected View”
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Richard,
Your Africa photos are fantastic!! and the Giraffes and the Leopards and the…. etc.!
Ther most I have ever seen in Africa is from the Sheraton Hotel in Abbis Abbaba in the middle of a war…??
Hope to see you back here in Colorado soon. Bring more pictures – please.. Tom Maytham
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Stunning! And the captions are so clever. What an amazing trip!
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“Are you done yet?”!!!!!!!!!!!! Hysterical! Unbelievable shots Rich! Photoshop effects, black and whites…nice! As usual, it’s hard to pick a favorite! Can’t wait to see the whole collection!
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I particularly loved your cheetah and zebra “reversals”. Baby baboon…adorable! Made me laugh out loud. Giraffes, lionesses and cubs amazing…your work continues to be breathtaking. However, the lions’ reproductive moment and the accompanying unfunny caption jolted me from art to national geographic in a nanosecond. From a marketing standpoint, the last image is what you’re leaving your audience with and should be your strongest, most beautiful photograph. You have so many, so I can only hope you’ll make that happen. I apologize for the directness of my comments.
Diane
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Diane,
I have added a few more images. Hope that you enjoy the artistic ones.
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Great shots. You must have had a ball! I can only be jealous. Are you going to do a show anytime soon?
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your photos make me cry
they are so beautiful
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Fantastic photos. Some of the best I have seen.
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just added a few more. Hope that you enjoy.
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Hi Rich
They’re all wonderful – the giraffes are so fine – but especially – always always – your wonderful shots of animals with their young. Ya gotta magic eye for that! I think you should put them together in a book.
Devera
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HI RICH,
REALLY FANTASTIC, UNBELIEVABLE PICS. DID YOU HAVE YOUR RUNNING SHOES ON? THE KITTIES ARE SO CUTE, I’D GIVE MY RIGHT ARM JUST TO PET ONE.
WHEN’S THE NEXT REUNION
BOB SEELEY
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No running shoes, just safari vehicles that could out run the elephants in one elephant charge. Thanx for the comment.
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Hi Rich,
What wonderful shots -loved them all, the trip must have been amazing – we can’t wait to hear all about it. Hope to see you soon.
Marie
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