On the 3rd of April my series of images captured with action cameras was picked up by two national newspapers in the UK, The Daily Star, and the Daily Expres...

As South Africa and most of the world are wrapped up in the Covid19 pandemic, most of us are confined to the four walls of our properties. As a wildlife phot...

In photography, shutter speed is the length of time the film or digital sensor inside the camera is exposed to light. This is determined by setting the time ...

When I first started photographing African Black Oystercatchers almost 10 years ago, I didn't have a plan. I guess I still don't. What first got me passionat...

A day that will be etched in our memory for a very long time. We knew visiting some parts of Myanmar would be more challenging than others, but we couldn't h...

During the festive season I spent three weeks in Northern Botswana with Pangolin Safari's. Green season was in full swing and I have never seen Chobe so lush...

2019 was a year of shifting focus. After spending the previous three years almost solely in the bush, I wanted to spent 2019 pursuing other goals and focusin...

Photo review; where I break down why an image works, or how it could be improved. This will be a place where I can give an in depth breakdown of not only my ...

Far too many wildlife photographers and safari goers only focus on the "wow" animals, ignoring the many lives and interactions that are going on right in fro...

From the dry South-West reserve of Mabuasehube to the Northern Okavango Delta, here are some of my favourite images of Botswana's Kalahari Lions. Thank you s...

When someone suggested to me I should do a photo story on Botswana I suddenly realised that I had next to no images that aren't wildlife focused. This is the...

Namibia is a land of harsh environments, from its Sand Sea in the South to its vast Salt Pans in the North. It is a miracle that anything survives in this la...

St. Helena Bay, known as Agterbaai by locals, is a small settlement renowned for being the bay Vasco da Gama first set foot in South Africa circa 1497. Named...

Organising a Safari may seem like the hardest part, but I would argue that organising all your equipment is just as painstaking, and equally important. After...

A photographic journey through the winding streets and chaotic markets of Morroco. From the Northern tip of Tangier to as far south as the UNESCO world herit...