In Single-specie exhibit in front of African Wild dog exhibit in "Carnivore territory"
Panthera tigris.
Ceiba occasionally rubs her head against objects in her enclosure like this to scent mark them.
Ceiba taking a break from her nap to look up at the visitors.
Another brief moment of expression in resting felids photo I managed to capture, this time featuring the zoo's resident male lion, Ingozi. He'd...
Waiting for those little moments of expression while felids are resting is tedious but rewarding.
Reka is always twitching her ears, which is really fun to capture.
Always love when I get the opportunity to show how long the canines of felids are.
This was captured right after the zoo opened, the only time throughout the entire visit that she was active. I was very lucky to be where I was...
This photo kind of shows how small Ingozi is for a male. He is a little further back, but still. He doesn't seem aware of this, however.
Cabara being lazy, as lions do.
This should be the last of my back catalog photos for a while. I have a couple I need to edit that I might upload here and there but from now on...
This was taken so long ago. I remember noticing how peaceful it looked with the cheetah laying in the flowers. Probably a moment I could do more...
I love how I was able to capture this at just the right moment so he looks like he's scowling. This shot always makes me think of Scar from The...
The idea behind this one is pretty simple. I wanted to show the thorns complimenting the cheetah's fangs. While the execution could be better I...
Ingozi being a show-off as always.
Definitely one of those picture perfect moments, so I'm glad I was there to capture it, even if my photography skills at the time weren't what...
I was really proud of this one at the time. Its definitely a cool idea for a photo and I'm happy I was able to capture the moment, but definitely...
This photo always felt like a senior picture. I have no idea why but that's what I always think of when I look at it.
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