Wildlife Photography | African Safari & Namibia | Will Reynolds
22 photos · Last updated March 2026
About This Collection
Frequently Asked Questions
Where were these wildlife photos taken?
The majority of this collection was photographed in Namibia — Etosha National Park (lions, elephants, giraffes) and Sossusvlei (oryx). Additional photos include penguins at Boulders Beach in Cape Town, South Africa, and various wildlife encounters across southern Africa.
What gear do you use for wildlife photography?
For wildlife, I primarily use a telephoto lens in the 200-600mm range to maintain safe distances from animals. A sturdy tripod or bean bag for vehicle-based shooting is essential. Fast autofocus and high burst rates are critical for capturing fleeting moments in the wild.
Can I buy prints of these wildlife photos?
Yes, many images in this collection are available as fine art prints. The Etosha lion portraits and Sossusvlei oryx are particularly popular choices. Visit the shop page for pricing, or contact me for custom sizes and licensing enquiries.
How do you approach wildlife photography ethically?
Animal welfare always comes first. I maintain safe distances, never bait or disturb animals, and follow all national park regulations. Patience is key — I would rather wait hours for a natural moment than risk stressing an animal for a photograph.