Jpo photography

Guys Guys my first nomination came in to represent my country among other East African countries 💪💪 I’ve been nominated in Tanzania in the category of wildlife photography, let’s come together as Ugandans and bring it home. Click the link below and in the search bar, put in Ouma and vote for me t.co/aJt7jw1ryf?ssr…

@EddiePower15 Pwoc keken and the sky will be your stepping stone

@OumaJr256 This is too much knowledge and I would like to sound like one, one day😄😄😂

Lions are famous for their thunderous roar, which can be heard up to 8 km (5 miles) away. This deep vocalization serves multiple purposes: it warns rival males to stay away, reinforces territorial boundaries, and helps the pride stay connected. A big male like this can generate enough sound pressure to make the air vibrate visibly. 📸 @OumaJr256

@FredNdamus83750 @trevorlutalo Asante

@OumaJr256 @trevorlutalo Absolutely beautiful

For several precious minutes, the world fell silent. No wind, no movement, just this magnificent raptor and me, sharing a quiet moment in one of Uganda’s wild treasures.

@Ellifa256 Thanks

@OumaJr256 I love this moment

In a world that celebrates chaos and confusion, look at this pure moment of natural affection. No politics, no agendas—just raw, instinctive love and protection the way nature intended. 📸 @OumaJr256

Poaching and the illegal ivory trade continue to slaughter thousands of elephants across Africa each year leaving behind orphaned calves, shattered family herds, and traumatized survivors. Entire populations are being wiped out, pushing elephants toward local extinction in many areas. Ecosystems suffer as elephants play a critical role in shaping landscapes, spreading seeds, and creating water holes for countless other species. Our wildlife rangers work tirelessly to protect these gentle giants, but they cannot win this fight alone. Say NO to ivory. Say NO to poaching. Support conservation, report illegal wildlife trade, and choose to be part of the solution — not the destruction. Every tusk left on a living elephant is a victory. 📸 @OumaJr256 #StopPoaching #NoToIvory #ProtectElephants #UgandaWildlife #ElephantConservation

Hats off to the unsung heroes of Uganda’s wild heart — the rangers and guides who protect, preserve, and share the magic of our national parks every single day. From dawn patrols in Murchison Falls to tracking gorillas in Bwindi, your dedication keeps these treasures alive for generations. Thank you for your passion, courage, and love for Uganda’s wildlife! 🇺🇬 📸 @OumaJr256

@apolotmartha309 @MusinguziElly1 @JesiePhiona @opuklee @WalakiraGodwin Congs

Me bagging the skill so employers have no excuse 😂😂😂

Meet the Shoebill – a prehistoric giant of the African wetlands, standing as a sentinel for one of the planet’s most threatened ecosystems. With its massive, clog-shaped bill and piercing gaze, this remarkable bird is a master of patience, waiting motionless for hours to ambush fish, frogs, and even young crocodiles in the papyrus swamps of East and Central Africa. But the Shoebill’s future is as fragile as the wetlands it calls home. Habitat loss from drainage, agriculture, and climate change, combined with illegal poaching for the exotic pet trade, has pushed populations to fewer than 8,000 individuals worldwide. Every Shoebill we protect helps safeguard entire wetland ecosystems that filter water, store carbon, and support countless other species. 📸 @OumaJr256

Bee-eaters like this spend their days scanning the air for flying insects, launching with precision and returning to the same perch like a skilled hunter. 📸 @OumaJr256

@WestnileBirding Hahahaha that will be unfair sir!

@OumaJr256 Am I also allowed to guess 😁😁😁

Welcome to the pearl of Africa Guess where I filmed this from?

@AnzoClasik I like how you know your area

@OumaJr256 Video taken from Dollo island 🏝️ located in the Middle of Albert Nile on the side of Moyo from Arra fishing lodge (Adjumani side)

@DragoEbra @RoseBasemera1 Yes sir

@OumaJr256 @RoseBasemera1 Is this Dollo island?

@RoseBasemera1 Am all ears

@OumaJr256 I have a question

@jordanasea6 Yes sir

Family is Bovidae(antelope family) Age;...basing on the rings on the horns, about 2 years old.

Night encounter during a game drive 📸 @OumaJr256

Which family does this animal belong to? Look at the horn and guess the age?

@karothk256 Small accounts matter