Are cheetahs endangered? Why their numbers are falling and how cheetah prints tell their story.

“Michael” is a black and white elephant print from Amboseli, capturing a quiet moment with one of Africa’s last super tuskers. Calm. Powerful. Unforgettable.

There’s something about seeing a leopard in a tree that never gets old. Whether it’s your first safari or your fiftieth, that moment when you spot one resting high in the branches stops you in your tracks.

A beautiful wildlife photo can catch your eye. But a limited edition print is something more. It’s a rare, crafted piece of collectible wall art that carries value, intention, and story.

Why Choose Black and White? Black and white photography has a quiet strength. It removes distractions and brings focus to the moment. At the same time it adds that sophisticated look to any space.

Do all elephants have tusks? We answer this often asked question about elephants.

Wildlife photography often brings to mind action shots in magazines or documentaries capturing life in the wild. But fine art wildlife photography is something different.

Amboseli in Kenya is one of those places that stays with you. The open plains, the golden light, and the soft silhouette of Kilimanjaro...

I'm honored to have my work featured in The Art Times , where I share my journey in fine art black and white photography and my passion...

When it comes to decorating your home or office, finding the perfect art piece can elevate your space and reflect your personality. One...

In the world of interior design, few elements have the power to elevate a space like luxury fine art photography. A well-curated collection

Yesterday evening, I had the pleasure of sharing my experiences from Tanzania and showcasing my fine art limited edition prints of the...

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My love for the African elephants started when I was a child. I was always fascinated by these majestic animals and their unique beauty....

Hell’s Valley, Jigokudani, Japan 2017 This image of the left hand of a Japanese Macaque, also known as Snow Monkey, is one of my most...

Caracal from the Kalahari Great News! One of my absolute favourite fine art wildlife images is a Winner of the Nature category in Malta International Photo Awards. Thousands of submissions from all over the world and this image from a special place in Africa is one of the winners. Contestants from over 90 countries took part. If you follow my work on social media you know that this very same image together with one of my other black and white photography prints were awarded