[Adam Lincoln]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1253935/Photographer-captures-amazing-images-lions-watering-hole-submerging-months.html
Good shots

[Tris]

Going that extra mile  (mentalist)

ended up contracting several tropical diseases.

Mr du Toit was also diagnosed with deadly malaria twice after contracting it through mosquitoes breeding in the pool.

'This worm was actually visible under the skin of my foot and would move at night. It became a game to find the worm in my foot each morning.'

[slackline]

Good indeed.

Saw the pride of lions shot in the Guardian on Saturday, although they reported he'd contracted malaria and Leishmaniasis (not sure you ever fully recover from malaria once you've contracted it as you can have relapses).

[tomtom]

Good indeed.

Saw the pride of lions shot in the Guardian on Saturday, although they reported he'd contracted malaria and Leishmaniasis (not sure you ever fully recover from malaria once you've contracted it as you can have relapses).

Leishmans disease is fucking bad - I knew someone who still had it re-occuring following military service 20 years before.....

Great pics, but I have to say what a dick...

[galpinos]

........(not sure you ever fully recover from malaria once you've contracted it as you can have relapses).

I thought if it was treated properly, you were all good?

[dave]

He should have just left the camera setup on a remote or some shit.

Lincoln, what are you doing trawling the daily mail website? You and sloper should hook up.

[SA Chris]

Stunning pics but worth the effort? Hmmm.

And that mud smeared on hs face looks very fake.

[Adam Lincoln]

Lincoln, what are you doing trawling the daily mail website? You and sloper should hook up.

It was a link off another forum. Honest boss!

[Probes]

He's a keen chap!? 

[Ethan]

Keen for sure yeah! Does seem a little extreme but I guess if thats his passion then props to him, even though it is bonkers. Stunning photo's however