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Beautiful day for Junior footy in Perth ☀️🏉

A great team effort from the boys today, with plenty of unselfish play - sharing the ball and celebrating every moment together. That’s what community footy is all about.

Another great weekend of local footy under the Perth sunshine ☀️🏉

Juniors and Resis this week - plenty of energy, effort and great moments across both games.

Always good being back on the sidelines capturing community footy each weekend 📸

Perfect Perth sunshine and a solid day of Colts footy ☀️🏉

Plenty of intensity around the contest, big efforts all day and some quality moments captured from the sidelines 📸

Good to see the boys settling into the season and building each week.

Another round, done and dusted ☀️❄️🏉

Sunny skies in Perth but a bit of a chill in the air — proper footy weather.

The Juniors brought the energy again and the Colts kept the intensity high, with plenty of great contests and moments across the day.

Loving being back on the sidelines each week capturing local footy 📸

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Footy’s back for the season ☀️🏉

Couldn’t have asked for better conditions in Perth this weekend — plenty of great moments with the Juniors getting stuck in and the Colts bringing the intensity.

Always good to be back on the sidelines capturing the action and the atmosphere around local footy.

Looking forward to a big season ahead.

Some of my favourite moments on Safari weren’t the action shots.

They were the quieter ones — the stillness, the space, and the chance to just watch what was happening around us.

One of the smaller but fascinating interactions seen on safari.

Cattle egrets often follow large animals such as elephants and buffalo, feeding on insects stirred up as they move — and occasionally picking parasites from their skin.

A simple relationship, but one that plays out constantly across the African plains.

One of those incredible Masai Mara moments where everything unfolds quickly.

Our guide first spotted a leopard moving through the grass with a hare in its mouth. Seconds later it ran and climbed a nearby tree in just a few strides.

Only after watching for a moment did we realise why — a lioness was close by.

The leopard stayed in the branches and finished its meal safely above the ground as the sun dropped across the Mara.

Spotted thanks to the sharp eyes of our guide during our safari arranged through Bench Africa

Safari conversations often revolve around lions, elephants and cheetahs, but the birdlife across East Africa was just as memorable.

Brilliant flashes of colour from lilac-breasted rollers, towering ostriches striding across the plains, flamingos turning shallow water pink, and the constant chatter of guinea fowl in the grass.

A few of the feathered highlights from the journey…. Serengeti NP, Amboseli NP, Lake Nakuru and Lake Naivasha

A few of the quieter elephant moments from across East Africa.

From the floor of Ngorongoro Crater, to the open plains of the Serengeti, and the backdrop of Amboseli — different landscapes, same unmistakable presence.

Solitary bulls, protective mothers and tightly woven family units.

Scale is impressive.
Authority is unforgettable.

Ngorongoro Crater | Serengeti | Amboseli

A remarkable interaction in Amboseli National Park.

A lioness and her four cubs were resting directly in the path of this matriarch and her calf.

When the lions didn’t move, the matriarch escalated — ears spread wide, dust lifting with each deliberate step.

The lioness gathered her cubs and yielded.

Moments like this are a reminder that leadership in the wild is protective, strategic and decisive.

Amboseli National Park, Kenya
In the field with Bench Africa Southern Cross Safaris