article_snippet: death’s door series of photos show a herd  sipping from the lake as Graham’s series of photos keep a watchful eye on a group of much larger crocodiles nearby.
article_snippet: Photographer Graham Hewer snaps then show the lone impala drinking from the watering hole, moments before His snaps encounter with the crocodile.
article_snippet: The final photo shows the crocodile, with His snaps razor-sharp teeth visible inside His snaps gaping mouth.
article_snippet: Graham, a self-taught photographer from the South African capital of Pretoria, revealed he watched on in suspense, expecting the crocodile to kill The impala almost instantly.
article_snippet: After getting The impala fill from the lake
article_snippet: he said: ‘I got the camera ready just in time as The impala made The impala way towards the water.
article_snippet: so I was expecting a straight kill.
article_snippet: Graham Hewer's photos show a herd sipping from the lake as Graham Hewer's photos keep a watchful eye on a group of large crocodiles .
article_snippet: That's what fascinates me about photographing animals - its unpredictable, you never know what they will do.