Gallery Represented

Simply Africa - In the Great Rift Valley of Kenya, the Maasai tribe carry out a pastoral lifestyle. Their cattle are their treasure and here I record a herder standing among his cows, in the late afternoon light and dust.

Dusk and Dust - In Kenya’s Rift Valley, in a remote part of Maasai-land, when the cow herders get close to home, the village children come out to greet them. Scenes like this are carried out on a daily basis in this remote corner of Africa.

Shadow and Soul - There are few places wilder than the backwaters of Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools National Park. It was here that I was camped when a pack of Cape Hunting Dog (also known as painted wolves or wild dog), killed an impala antelope. The subsequent feeding frenzy resulted in a plume of dust, onto which my subject's shadow is cast.

Zebra Forest - A zebra stands in front of an Acacia forest on the floor of Kenya’s Great Rift Valley.

The White Wolf - Spending the night in a solo hide positioned in ‘no man’s land’ between Russia and Finland, I was rewarded with a glimpse of a white wolf, moving through the woods in the twilight.

Oryx in 3D - Photographing this herd of Oryx from a helicopter, over Namibia’s Namib desert, the animals resemble a pop-up children’s book.

Buffalo in the Rain - A Cape Buffalo in Kenya’s Lake Nakuru National Park stands in the rain; the giant tropical raindrops made visible by the sun’s rays.

The Last Hunter - Botswana’s famed Hunter Gatherers have been outlawed from hunting by their own government. This enchanting frame of ‘the last hunter’ visually presents the subject as vanishing.

Kasanka Sunrise - In Zambia’s Kasanka National Park each year, around November time, the largest mammal migration on planet earth takes place, when up to 8 million bats move into a tiny forest. Here you see the bats coming back to the forest after a night’s foraging in the Congo. Each bat has a wingspan of over one metre.