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Three images selected in the Africa Geographic Photographer of the Year highlight the patience, composition, and lighting required in wildlife photography from underground photo hides in Kenya.

Wildlife photography in Amboseli National Park is defined by elephants, open plains, and the presence of Mount Kilimanjaro rising beyond the horizon. From photographing super tuskers to working with dust and light, this guide explores how to capture powerful wildlife images in one of Africa's most iconic ecosystems.

Spending a night in the Shompole Photo Hide is one of the most immersive wildlife photography experiences in Kenya. Sitting underground at eye level with the waterhole, photographers watch as elephants, lions, and other animals move through the darkness. This journal explores the quiet intensity of spending the night beneath the African bush while the wild unfolds just meters away.

This Serengeti National Park Photography Guide explores calving season in the south, predator-rich central plains, migration build-up in the north, and the transitional western corridor. A practical and experience-driven guide to understanding movement, behaviour, and positioning in one of Africa’s most powerful wildlife ecosystems.

A personal journal about learning to love hyenas, exploring their intelligence, social structure, and why they are so often misunderstood in Africa.

East Africa offers some of the most rewarding wildlife photography opportunities in the world — but good wildlife viewing doesn’t always translate to good photography. Light, landscape, animal behaviour, time in the field, and how a place is managed all play a role in how images come together. This becomes especially clear when comparing regions. In parts of Southern Africa, wildlife sightings can be frequent and close, but dense vegetation and limited visibility often make c

A reflection on life as a safari guide and wildlife photographer living and working in East Africa — shaped by time in the field, quiet mornings, and a deep respect for the wild.