Shooting an Elephant
Wildlife photographer Paul Souders managed to write off a handful of expensive cameras while taking these close-ups of bull African elephants drinking at a water hole in the Nxai Pan National Park, Botswana. In order to get the shots he used a remote controlled device mounted to the camera body. (Paul Souders / Barcroft Media)
One of the bull elephants sniffs with his trunk around one of Paul’s remote controlled cameras at water hole in Savuti Marsh, Botswana. (Paul Souders / Barcroft Media)
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