Two African elephants touching and intertwining their trunks.

Africa

Wild places. Unforgettable encounters.

Wide map of sub-Saharan Africa marking safari photography spots across Namibia, Botswana, and South Africa.

Where Africa

has taken me

 

From the Maasai Mara to the southern tip of the continent, these are the places that have shaped the way I photograph Africa.

Some I have visited only once, others have drawn me back years later. Each has left its own mark.
A large herd of zebras gathers at a watering hole under a clear blue sky in the African plains.

Namibia

Deserts, wildlife and endless horizons.

From the vast salt pans of Etosha to the dunes of the Namib, wildlife thrives among some of Africa’s most dramatic landscapes.
A massive Cape buffalo stands alert in dry golden grassland, showcasing its iconic curved horns.

South Africa

A world of wildlife and diversity.

From vast bushveld to intimate encounters at hidden waterholes, South Africa reveals an extraordinary diversity of wildlife and landscapes.
A leopard walks along a rocky gravel path with a rugged brown cliff face in the background.

Botswana

Wildlife at its most intimate.

In the wild landscapes of Mashatu, dramatic light and close encounters create unforgettable moments in the heart of the African bush.
A lone zebra trots through tall savanna grass beneath a stunning orange and pink sunset sky.

Kenya

Where the great plains come alive.

Across the open plains of the Maasai Mara, wildlife, migration and endless horizons create some of Africa’s most iconic scenes.
A wild African painted dog stands among acacia trees in warm golden morning light.

Zambia

Wild rivers and untamed wilderness.

From South Luangwa to the Lower Zambezi, Zambia combines remote wilderness, abundant wildlife and the timeless rhythm of Africa’s rivers.