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BeetleCam is a remote control buggy with a DSLR camera mounted on top. I created the first BeetleCam in 2009 in order to take close-up, wide-angle photographs of dangerous African animals. You can find out more about the initial project in The Adventures of BeetleCam.

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We will soon be releasing the next project instalment in which BeetleCam takes on the lions of the Masai Mara! As you can see from the teaser video, it was an eventful trip! We managed to get some incredible photographs and video footage which we will soon be publishing on Burrard-Lucas.com. If you would like to be notified when this happens, please subscribe to our free email newsletter. You can also subscribe via RSS or follow me on Twitter, Facebook and Google+.

BeetleCam is a small remote controlled buggy that we created to take close-up, wide-angle photographs of African wildlife. The project resulted in some memorable adventures and a selection of spectacular photos! You can find out more here:

The Adventures of BeetleCam

One of our favorite memories from our trip to the Falkland Islands was photographing rockhopper penguins showering under a freshwater spring. Currently one of our resulting photographs, "Rockhopper Showering", is number one on the popular photos page.

You can read much more about these photographs and how they were taken on our blog:

Penguins Showering in the Falkland Islands

We have written a new blog post about our Komodo Dragon project. To read it, head over to our blog:

Komodo Dragons

As a one-off special, we have made this image available as a free high-resolution desktop background which you can download from our facebook page!