Tanzania’s Serengeti & Selous: A Photographic Journal by Wayne Osborn
Tanzania’s Serengeti & Selous is a high quality wildlife and landscape portfolio of images from photographers Pam and Wayne Osborn. Its 443 pages span mammals, birds, reptiles and landscapes from the iconic Serengeti National Park and the vast UNESCO heritage listed Selous Game Reserve.
Three African wild dog hunts in the Serengeti are documented along with the wildebeest birthing season in the southern Serengeti - the starting point for the great migration of wildebeest and zebras to the Masai Mara. Cheetah hunts and family life are also documented.
ANZEC Member - Wayne Osborn
Wayne has been an active SCUBA diver and Underwater Photographer since 1974. He resides in Perth, Western Australia with his wife Pam. They have an interest in whale conservation and have travelled to the Azores, the Great Barrier Reef and Tonga to document sperm, minke and humpback whales. Wayne and Pam donate many of their images to whale researchers and have documented the migration of humpback whales along the Western Australian coast since 2006. Pam has photographed 2,500 individual humpbacks in that time. Their images have been included in numerous reference books and Wayne's image of a dwarf minke whale is on the cover of the 2nd edition of Marine Mammals of the World.Wayne was the Australian Geographic Australasian Nature Photographer of the Year in 2012.They have published a number of iBooks including "In Pursuit of Whales" and "A Long Lens in Africa - Birds of East & Southern Africa."
