It was an incredible few minutes to spend with this gentle giant, both at ease while watching the last embers of the days dying sun.

Discover the majestic Etosha bull elephant, known as "The Godfather," in this captivating wildlife photography blog by Peter Delaney. Explore African elephant behaviour and fine art prints.

s a photographer and avid traveller, I have been drawn to Namibia time and time again, captivated by its stunning landscapes. From the vast expanse of the oldest desert in the world, the Namib, to the rugged grandeur of the Spitzkoppe mountains, Namibia offers a photographer's paradise like no other.

The following locations hold a special place in my heart, not only for their photographic opportunities but also for their cultural and spiritual significance.

One of my favourite stories about the origins of these Wild Horses is that they are the descendants of a shipwreck off the coast near Gansbaai in 1852. The ship was the British naval frigate HMS Birkenhead, which had been converted into a troop carrier. The ship was en route to Algoa Bay, carrying troops to fight the Xhosa. There were 643 people aboard, mostly soldiers but also civilians and children. As well as nine horses from the 8th Calvery.

The Kalahari black-maned Lion is named Norman, not a very exciting name, he and his brother well actually cousin called Zwaai were a very successful coalition at Addo Game Reserve in South Africa.

Norman was born in June 2008 in Addo, Zwaai in August 2008, same Father called Jack but different mother.

After hours of perseverance, I caught my first glimpse of the Muskoxen. Three massive males stood before us, surpassing my expectations in size and magnificence. As a novice in capturing this subject, I felt a sense of unfamiliarity, navigating the snowy terrain on foot. Being aware of Muskox's reputation for aggression, caution guided my every move. Surprisingly, these wild creatures

Witnessing a "Storm over the Karoo" is the most amazing sight to behold. The Karoo has always held a special place in my heart. Its big open skies fill me with joy and a sense of peace that is hard to describe.

Inspiration is very important in life, no matter what road you have chosen to walk. Photography is my vocation, my calling. Even though I receive a lot of my inspiration from nature, I love to look at the work of photographers who are master craftsmen.

Witnessing a "Storm over the Karoo" is the most amazing sight to behold. The Karro has always held a special place in my heart. Its big open skies fill me with joy and a sense of peace that is hard to describe.