Recent content by AudimadGeoff

thanks for that - randomly thats how it looked on the original, maybe something lost in the upload?

this is how I'm going to feel on 01 Jan!

And now a few from Kenya....

And a few "non-elephant" pix

Howdi all, Merry Christmas - I've finally had time to edit some photos as it's been a busy few months guiding private safaris in East Africa.... First; Tanzania: It's always heart warming to see baby elephants in the wild, especially when mum is so relaxed! September and October were...

And finally one of me in action.... before people comment on the photo, I've been working with wild animals for over twenty years and every day is all about observing their behavior. You get to know individuals and their moods... and I would never get this close with guests because you don't...

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Dust bath, Canon 7d mk2, Tamron 150-600mm I love the stance of these two elephant bulls... dark rain clouds already filling the sky - El Nino rains are forecast for next week!!! Canon 7d mk2, Canon 18-135mm This is one of our resident bulls called Chris... as you can see he is very...

Pelicans take flight at sunset, Canon 7d, Canon 18-135mm One of our lionesses, heavily pregnant, drinks from a water hole on an evening drive. Canon 7d mk2, Tamron 150-600mm Zebras walking off into the sunset.... Canon 7d mk2, Tamron 150-600mm

Just a few of my photos from September 2015 - all taken on a private wildlife concession near Tarangire National Park in Northern Tanzania. Critic very welcome! A Red Billed Hornbill takes flight - he leapt higher than I anticipated, hence cropping the tips of his wing! Canon 7d mk2, Tamron...

Valid arguments from everyone... I only operate on private concessions and so there is never more than 1 vehicle present... ever. Also, first and foremost I'm a conservationist... my own, or my guests desire to get a photo will never come ahead of an animals comforts. Working with these animals...

Unfortunately they are mounted - kept in a dust free environment but a few years old now... quite a few years - I've had a dslr since '04 - eek!

Actually flash at night doesn't affect the night vision of any of the predators - I've been using flash on night safaris for years now and have never had any negative reactions from the animals. In my experience if an animal doesn't like any sort of light around (elephants, as an example, hate...

thanks all - over the years I have bought scanners and started the project myself, but I'm flat out with other projects, and travel a lot so for me to do it is unpractical. I'll check out a few of the options and hopefully post some of the photos here at a later stage!

I have about 600 odd (developed) rolls of slide that I'd like scanned for easy of cataloging and to use on my website... Anyone recommend a good company who could do this for me?