On the final game drive of the journey, while travelling from Namiri Plains to the Seronera airstrip, one last encounter still seemed to be missing. The Serengeti had already offered extraordinary sightings of lions, cheetahs, servals and even caracals, yet the leopard had remained elusive until the very end.
Then, almost unexpectedly, it appeared. Resting comfortably on the branch of an acacia, completely at ease, the leopard watched the world below with the calm confidence that has made it one of Africa’s most admired predators. It remained there for several minutes, allowing one last memorable encounter before the journey came to an end.
Often described as the most elusive of Africa’s big cats, the leopard was also the perfect way to end an unforgettable time in the Serengeti.
Namiri Plains, Serengeti, Tanzania, 2025
Awards
2025 Exposure One Awards, Photographer of the Year, Honorable Mention as part of the Serengeti Shall Never Die Series in Wildlife non-pro
2025 TIFA, Tokyo International Foto Awards, Honorable Mention as part of the Serengeti Shall Never Die Series in Nature and Wildlife
2026 MonoVisions Photography Awards, Honorable Mention as part of the Serengeti Shall Never Die Series in Nature and Wildlife
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